4 years after Dobbs, advocates clash over how far to take fight for later abortion access

Four years after the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, advocates are deeply divided on the next steps to ensure access to later-term abortions. Kate Dineen's experience in Massachusetts, where she was denied an abortion in the third trimester, highlights the ongoing legal and ethical battles over reproductive rights. This clash underscores a growing tension between those pushing for legislative change and others advocating for more immediate, grassroots action. The implications of these debates resonate far beyond individual cases, shaping the future of reproductive healthcare in the U.S.