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Women's march - Coggle Diagram
Women's march
Fighting for abortion rights
28th of June 2022
40' x 30' banner drop
BIDEN PROTECT ABORTION.
July 9th
nearly 20 states
ban the procedure following the Supreme Court's reversal
Franklin Square
"My body, my choice"
Cause
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and West Virginia have banned abortions
Roe v. Wade is overturned
How is this an issue?
people seeking abortions will be forced to either travel hundreds of miles
order abortion pills that are prescribed online and are delivered through the mail.
may seek to prosecute women who cross state lines to get an abortion.
women-led movement
intersectional education
diverse range of issues
engage in their local communities
trainings
outreach programs
events
Russians creating fake accounts
assigned teams to the Women’s March
adopting the personas of fictional Americans.
Examples
Black women critical of white feminism
conservative women who felt excluded
men who mocked participants as hairy-legged whiners
circulating damning, often fabricated narratives around Ms. Sarsour
Based in North America
Almost 20 states for abortion movement july 9th