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We spent a day outside one of New York State’s largest abortion clinics and talked with escorts and protesters.

A groundbreaking new experiment is launching allowing women to obtain abortion-inducing drugs through the mail.

With death threats a part of her routine at the clinic, Merle Hoffman has been fighting a passionate, perilous battle since the early 1970s.

Merle Hoffman, who opened a clinic providing abortions before they became legal across America, talks about her career as a battle.

Merle Hoffman, reproductive-rights activist, describes herself as the woman who brought abortion from the back alley to the boardroom.

Merle Hoffman's abortion study found that 73 percent of women had an abortion due to their economic situation.

Merle Hoffman tells Salon that pro-choicers have their own inaction to blame if reproductive rights are curtailed.

Disorders of Intimacy: CHOICES Mental Health Center 1996 Click Here For the Article

Giuliani Changes His Stance To Accept Right to Abortion – The New York Times Friday August 4 1989 Click Here For Full Article

Court Action Stirs Protest by Pro-Abortion Activist – New York City Tribune January 11 1989 Click Here For the Article

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