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Volunteers with the Abortion Counseling
Service (aka "Jane") tell why they began doing the abortions
themselves.
a selection from
In
this video clip, Abortion Counseling Service (aka "Jane")
volunteers talk about the actual process by which women received
their abortions. They also reflect on the social and political issues
that surrounded their work and why the counseling service was so
important to women at the time. |
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