Dobbs Didn’t End Abortion. It Ignited a Movement.

The Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health decision wasn't just the end of Roe v. Wade; it sparked a powerful movement to protect and fight for reproductive rights. Carole Joffe, an expert on abortion in the U.S. for over four decades, expected the overturn but didn't foresee its immediate impact. Instead of ending the fight for abortion access, Dobbs has energized advocates and opponents alike, reigniting a passionate national debate and galvanizing efforts to both secure and challenge abortion rights. This shift underscores the ongoing and evolving nature of the reproductive rights movement in America.