abortion research
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Requiring Medicaid coverage of abortion is a far cry from guaranteeing that people can access an abortion when they need one.
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We should understand women who have had multiple abortions through their individual life experiences rather than judging them based on their pregnancy history.
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We know what we think about the Hyde Amendment. But what do women who are on Medicaid, the very people who are most affected by Hyde, think about the restrictions it places on their insurance coverage?
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When we rely on a relief/regret dichotomy to define women’s emotional experiences after their abortions, we leave little room for the complexity inherent in women’s reproductive lives.
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