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Ruth Bader Ginsburg unhappy that Roe v. Wade ignited pro-life movement

By Ashe Schow
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg unhappy that Roe v. Wade ignited pro-life movement

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg believes Roe v. Wade gave momentum to the anti-abortion movement in a way that could have been avoided had the case been handled differently.

Ginsburg, speaking Wednesday at the International Women’s Health Coalition anniversary dinner, said a different approach might have obviated such the contentious fight over abortion that we see today.

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