'We will fight': Planned Parenthood protests as pro-life groups celebrate Supreme Court overturning 49 years of Roe
The American Humanist Association
Nadya Dutchin, executive director of The American Humanist Association, a nonprofit that advances secular humanism, claimed the Supreme Court's ruling is proof that "the regressive political agenda of the far-right has reached the highest court in the land."
"Bodily autonomy and self-determination are deeply rooted humanist values that are critical for realizing an inclusive, pluralistic, and flourishing society. The right to abortion access has long been a culture-war issue utilized by radical Evangelical and white Christian nationalist movements to control women and undermine the well-being of our society."
