Abortion Ban Protest In Foley Square
Women gathered across the United States, Puerto Rico, and in Ottawa, Canada to protest the archaic anti-abortion bills that are being passed in states such as Alabama, Ohio, Missouri, and Georgia. At over 500 #StopTheBan protests, politicians and celebrities joined ordinary women from all walks of life as they spoke their truth about the dangers making abortion illegal will bring, how it will ruin lives — and even shared the stories of their own abortions. They made it clear, especially in Washington, DC, that should Roe v. Wade be overturned, there will be hell to pay. Scroll through our gallery to see pics from the protests in DC, New York City and state, Los Angeles, and St. Louis, Missouri from May 21, 2019.
Abortion Ban Protest in NY State
A goddess protests in front of the New York Supreme Court with a beautiful “Abortion” crown.
Abortion Ban Protest In Austin
The Texas Handmaidens protest outside the State Capitol building in Austin, Texas.
Abortion Ban Protesters Gathered In NYC
Activists rally in New York City’s Foley Square to keep abortion legal in the United States.
Abortion Ban Protest In St. Louis
Hundreds of protestors gathered at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri to demand their abortion rights not be striken by their anti-choice government.
Abortion Ban Protest in NY State
The abortion goddess in New York poses with her fellow protestors in white, the color of the suffragettes, flanked by a police officer at the New York Supreme Court.
Laura McQuade Protests in NYC
Planned Parenthood CEO Laura McQuade rallies the crowd at the New York City protest, demanding that her clinics be able to continue providing safe care to women seeking abortions.
Abortion Ban Protest In DC
Activists raise their signs high in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC, letting the justices know that they won’t accept Roe v. Wade being overturned.
Abortion Ban Protest In Los Angeles
A demonstrator shouts slogans during the rally in Los Angeles, letting politicians know that they need to “keep your laws off my body.”
Gloria Allred Protests In NY
Famed women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred speaks to the crowd at the protest at the New York Supreme Court.
