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‘Our bodies are our bodies’: Brooklyn rallies on Mother’s Day to protect women’s right to choose

By Dean Moses Posted on May 8, 2022
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Standing outside the Brooklyn building named for a modern champion of women’s rights, protesters rallied on Mother’s Day to continue their fight to protect the right to choose under the looming shadow of the Roe v. Wade decision being overturned.

On May 8, female fury was in full display outside Brooklyn Borough Hall and the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Municipal Building as New Yorkers condemned members of the Supreme Court for diminishing human rights.

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‘Our bodies are our bodies’: Brooklyn rallies on Mother’s Day to protect women’s right to choose

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