How an 1800s surgeon experimenting on enslaved Black women affects anti-abortion
In this episode of CNN's digital series, "History Refocused," Nicquel Terry Ellis outlines the anti-abortion movement's historical links to White supremacy and how the overturning of Roe v. Wade has reopened a conversation about racial equality.
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How an 1800s surgeon experimenting on enslaved Black women affects anti-abortion
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