The End of Roe
Teenagers Already Face Extra Barriers to Abortion Care. It’s About to Get Worse.
Will states seeking to provide safe haven for abortion patients in the wake of Roe reconsider their parental consent laws?
Sara Sirota
Sara Sirota is a former Politics Reporter at The Intercept. She was previously an Air Force reporter at Inside Defense. She has a master’s in security studies from Georgetown University and bachelor’s in political science from Colgate University. She hails from New York and is now based in Washington, D.C.
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