The Disconnect Between Abortion and Healthcare

Sally Kohn: Women across America are not only thinking, you know, have I ever had an abortion? Well, I need an abortion. Will someone in my life have an abortion? That's concerning. We're also thinking, is the IUD next? Are they going to decide whether or not I can continue a pregnancy that may be wanted, but there's a problem with that fetus? This is visceral and it's also offensive because it's really what women go through monthly; reproduction is extremely intimate. It's a blessing, but it's also a burden and it's scary," she says.