Maryland is becoming a patron state of reproductive rights.
stood, many Democrats in office didn’t see the need for proactive legislation to safeguard reproductive rights or expand abortion services. But over the past few years, in response to the Supreme Court’s ever-rightward lean—and, eventually, the overturning of—several blue states have moved to protect abortion access, providers, and patients with new laws and funding.
That doesn’t mean the going is easy. At a public hearing in April, a county commissioner in the jurisdiction where Women’s Health Center of Maryland is set to openwho had come to protest that, though all three commissioners opposed the abortion provider coming to Allegany County, there was nothing they could do. Even if the commissioners voted to ban abortion in the county, he said, “I can’t trump the governor and I can’t trump the legislature.
Horvath and Nuzzo decided that when they opened a clinic together, they would offer abortion care in all trimesters of pregnancy. Neither of them knew much about what it would take to open a clinic or run a business. But in December 2021, they both happened to be out of a job, and they were paying close attention to the growing conservative bloc on the Supreme Court.is going to fall,” Nuzzo said. “We know how to do later abortion. There are very few clinics that do it.
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