Join host Miles Mercer as he dissects the legal foundations of Roe v. Wade and explores how its reversal triggered consequences affecting fundamental rights across America. Through sharp analysis and compelling storytelling, Miles reveals the human impact when landmark constitutional precedents crumble.

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Host Miles Mercer examines the real-world consequences of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. Using economic research and healthcare data, the episode traces how abortion restrictions disproportionately impact low-income women and communities of color through increased poverty, maternal mortality risks, and criminalization of pregnancy outcomes across state lines.

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Miles Mercer examines how Roe v. Wade's privacy foundation also protected contraception, same-sex intimacy, and marriage equality. After Dobbs dismantled that precedent, these rights face renewed legal vulnerability. Drawing connections across five Supreme Court decisions, this episode reveals why overturning Roe threatens the entire constitutional scaffold of intimate liberty.

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Miles Mercer examines how 26-year-old attorney Sarah Weddington argued Roe v. Wade before the Supreme Court in 1973, building a constitutional right to privacy from "penumbras and emanations" never explicitly written into the Constitution. Through Justice Blackmun's trimester framework and fifty years of legal battles, discover how interpretive alchemy created—and later dismantled—one of America's most contested rights.

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