after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on June 24. But, she added, “we are the ones left to organize, left to galvanize, we are the ones to mobilize the community and make sure that they know that not only are we fighting and standing up for ourselves, we are standing up for our children’s children.” Nestled about midway between the cities of St.
Louis and Springfield, the 20,000-person town is one of the final stops on Bush’s “Roe the Vote: Reproductive Freedom Tour”—an eight-stop get-out-the-vote campaign that wrapped up one month ahead of the midterms.
It is also something of a ground zero for the next chapter in the fight to retain and restore access to reproductive health services and rights in the United States.On November 1, Planned Parenthood will open the doors to a new clinic, after the fall of Roe—and it is opening in Rolla.
For now it can’t provide abortions but will offer basic primary and preventive care, such as permanent sterilization and contraceptive services.
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