These bans have caused harm to Black, Latino, Indigenous, and other people of color, where systematic racism has often blocked access to healthcare opportunities (Nash, E., & Guarnieri, I., 2023). Within six months after the overturn, 24 states banned or highly restricted abortion. One in three women now lives in states where they can’t access abortion. Wade and ended the federal constitutional right to abortion within the United States (Center For Reproductive Rights, 2022). Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which challenged a Mississippi ban on abortion at 15 weeks gestation. On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court oversaw a decision in the case Dobbs v. It only certified that people had the right to abortion but didn’t protect access to abortion (Center For Reproductive Rights, 2022). Wade is the United States Supreme Court case that legalized abortion in 1973. Wade isn’t simply about abortions, it is greatly affecting healthcare as a whole. The overturn has also affected unforeseen secondary groups, such as people of color and people with disabilities. Wade has been devastating to many people in the United States, not just those who need access to safe abortions.

Wade: Unforeseen Consequences By: Amanda Hildreth

How did roe v wade impact society