Women's March draws thousands across US after Roe v Wade overturned

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In Madison, Wisconsin, designated as Sunday's main event, thousands of protesters flooded the streets, with signs that read "abortion is healthcare" and "my body, my soul, my life, my choice."
54% : To mark the 50th anniversary of the landmark Roe v Wade ruling, the vice-president, Kamala Harris, delivered a speech in Tallahassee, Florida, another state with tight restrictions on abortion that will get tighter if state Republicans have their way.
42% : Since the constitutional right to abortion ended last summer, Wisconsin has been operating under a near-total ban written in the 1800s.
39% : Thousands of protesters gathered across the United States to protest the end of the federal right to abortion - marching on the the 50th anniversary of the Roe v Wade supreme court decision that made abortion a constitutional right in 1973, but which was struck down last year.
38% : Since last year's startling decision from the conservative-dominated bench, abortion has been banned or severely restricted in 14 states, after the ruling on 24 June.
34% : She said she had been devastated on the day the federal right to abortion was overturned.
30% : " They led a thick crowd of protesters who filled downtown streets, marching from Freedom Plaza to the White House, holding banners that read "forced vasectomies: they prevent abortions and they're reversible!" and "more women die from misogyny than abortion".

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