Barnard, a private women’s liberal arts college in New York City and the sister school to Columbia University, announced Thursday their plans to provide abortion pills on campus beginning next year, reported The New York Times . The school’s policy, which is set to take effect next September, comes as pro-abortion advocates struggle with the Supreme Court’s June ruling that overturned of Roe v. Wade , the 1973 law that ledaglized abortion in the US.
The Democrat-controlled state of New York, led by pro-abortion Governor Kathy Hochul, has used the opportunity to become an abortion sanctuary state, and vowed that the practice will never be illegal. Abortion in New York was legal three years prior to the the Roe ruling, and is not under threat in any way. On offering abortifacients to students, Barnard president Sian L. Beilock told the Times that it’s “really the institution’s responsibility.”
“I think we’re putting […]
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