Abortion was made legal by the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. But since 1976, Congress has restricted access to abortion by refusing to allow federal dollars to cover abortion services. Poor women, service women, government workers and Native Americans are the most affected. Find out how.

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Nearly $9 billion in foreign assistance is on the line.

The co-founder of GirlTrek discovered that big changes in the health of black women can begin with small steps — literally — like walking half an hour every day.

In 'Life’s Work,' Dr. Willie Parker illuminates the complex realities of abortion in the United States from the unique perspective of someone who performs them and defends the right to do so every day.

A PBS documentary follows the clinic workers and lawyers on the front lines of the battle to keep abortion safe and legal for millions of American women.

And those at greatest risk of losing coverage are women and people of color.

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With new state laws and Supreme Court rulings, the battle over women’s reproductive rights is being fought more fiercely than ever. Roe v. Wade itself may be in peril. Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards joins Bill this week.