4 Women Share How Abortions Shaped Their Lives and Outlooks

As the Supreme Court appears poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, four women who had abortions spoke to NBC10 about their life experiences. NBC10 photojournalist Jason Ryan interviewed the women from diverse backgrounds about how they came to make their decisions, and how they feel about abortion rights now. Two support the right to an abortion, and now work with Planned Parenthood, and two now oppose the right to an abortion. Hear from Marlene Downing, deputy state director of the Susan B. Anthony List; Jalani Brown, a mother from Philadelphia; Lindsey Mauldin, vice president, advocacy and public policy, Planned Parenthood of Southeastern PA; and Signe Espinoza, executive director of the Planned Parenthood PAC.