By Alex Berg — 2018
Forty-five years after the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, LGBTQ advocates say abortion is still thought of as something that only impacts heterosexual people.
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Reflecting and shaping the culture in which it is embedded, religion has historically been hostile to LGBT-identified people and communities.
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