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The fight to save abortion rights: UVM Prof. Felicia Kornbluh on the Supreme Court and reproductive justice
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In June 2020, the US Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s attempt to severely limit abortions. This came as a shock to many because Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the liberal majority, seemingly reversing an earlier stand that he took against abortion rights. Professor Felicia Kornbluh, a scholar of abortion rights, attended the oral arguments and discusses what she saw in the Supreme Court, and the future of abortion rights. She also talks about her concerns about returning to campus to teach students during the COVID-19 pandemic, and her posthumous discovery about her mother’s crucial activism that led to winning reproductive rights in New York State in the 1970s. Kornbluh is currently at work on a book, How to Win a War on Women: My Mother, Her Neighbor, and the Fate of Reproductive Rights and Justice. (July 22, 2020 broadcast)
Felicia Kornbluh, Professor of History and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, University of Vermont
https://vtconversation.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/vt-convo-7-22-20-felicia-kornbluh.mp3
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