In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled in that the United States Constitution protects a woman’s right to obtain an abortion.  Prior to , abortion was largely illegal in the United States and women who sought to terminate a pregnancy often had to resort to dangerous procedures that at times led to serious physical injury and death.  In the late 1960s,  a group of young women in Chicago  formed the underground JANE Collective where, at their own legal peril, they provided counseling on abortion services to women.  After the decision,  the Janes disbanded and for the next fifty years women in the United States were able to obtain medically safe abortions.  All of that changed in June 2022, however, when the Supreme Court overturned the decision in case, and for the first time in U.S. history took away a fundamental right.  As Justices Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan noted in their dissentin…