Here in the U.S., this feminist-inspired day is lesser known. And that’s not because women have achieved parity with men.
In fact, many in the women’s movement are somberly noting that this is the first International Women’s Day in 50 years where American women do not have the right to abortion.
Washington Post correspondent Abha Bhattarai joins Here & Now‘s Deepa Fernandes to discuss.
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