The threat to abortion access has underscored the economic hardships and maternal health crisis that Black and brown women face.
by Nicquel Terry Ellis, CNN
Wed May 18, 2022
The first time Kenya Martin got an abortion, she was a 19-year-old college student who felt she wasn't old enough or mature enough to raise a child.
The second time, Martin was a 26-year-old single mom making $12 an hour as a bank teller, could barely afford childcare or health insurance and was in a custody battle with her daughter's father. Martin would later have four more abortions, each time knowing she did not want another child.
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