Dr. Mildred Hanson explains how she and other U.S. doctors found a way around the law to provide abortions to women. Continue reading
Various women, who experienced the hardship, fear and pain that came with having an unwanted child, tell their personal stories about how abortions changed their lives. Continue reading
George Tiller, a physician who was known to preform late-term abortions, discusses why he performs abortions and what kind of person it takes to do it. Continue reading
Dr. Curtis Boyd, who provided thousands of illegal abortions to women in Texas, remembers the day that abortion became legal. Continue reading
Reverend Howard Moody created an underground network of clergy members and abortion providers within the church during the period before abortion was legalized. Continue reading
Byllye Avery, founder of the National Black Women's Health Project, describes what it was like for black women who wanted to end their pregnancy. Continue reading
In the span of time when abortion was illegal, Dr. Mildred Hanson remembers receiving a phone call from a young woman asking to end her pregnancy. Continue reading
A pro-life radio station interviews Dr. Sarah Weddington, the attorney who successfully represented “Jane Roe” in Roe v. Wade in 1973 in front of the Supreme Court, thereby legalizing abortion. Continue reading
Diane Ellis discusses why she decided to act in a reproduction of Ensler's The Vagina Monologues and how the play has led to a growth of feminine awareness. Continue reading
Susanne Orton discusses The Vagina Monologues with three of the women performing in the play and how they relate to issues that the play addresses. Continue reading