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After a short-lived block on the state’s trigger law, abortions once again became illegal in Kentucky this month. As in Kansas, abortion access in Kentucky now comes down to the vote on the constitutional amendment, a decision that could present dangerous repercussions for many pregnant people. Katima Smith-Willis, 26, stands on the steps of the Kentucky capitol. A single tear travels the length of her humidity-glossed cheek as she wraps an arm around her friend. Her friend clutches a microphone, knuckles white, her voice cracking as she recounts the rape she survived 36 days prior to the rally Smith-Willis organized to fight the abortion ban. On a typical day, Smith-Willis is up at 6 a.m. for work. She’s been organizing demonstrations for racial justice ever since a fellow Frankfort, Kentucky, resident was filmed calling her dog the N-word for eating her keto meal—this, in the midst of the state’s reckoning with the killing of Breonna Taylor in 2020. Smith-Willis had had enough. Her advocacy around abortion access and maternal health is similarly personal. After suffering a miscarriage in 2020, she was forced into a C-section during her second pregnancy after 27 hours of labor. “Black women are already the first target—no matter what,” Smith-Willis says in response to the Roe decision. “If this is overturned, then our Black maternal death rate is going to skyrocket.”
Lawson believes the fallout from ambiguous abortion policies could have a significant impact on Kentucky families. In the near future, she may also have to argue cases she’d never expected, determining, for instance, whether frozen embryos could be considered humans in divorce cases. Kentuckians knew the game of abortion politics long before Roe fell. For years, there have only been three abortion providers in the entire state and a dearth of ob-gyns per capita. But now the game has new rules that even the experts don’t understand. Take a look at Amendment 2 on the November ballot, the proposal to ban constitutional protections for abortions in Kentucky, and you’ll have a hard time making out the difference between yes and no—no matter what side you’re on. “It reads like it’s purposefully confusing,” Lawson says.
Lawson spent years at an Appalachian nonprofit, offering legal aid in domestic-violence cases. That job had its fair share of threats too, but this was different. People would call and pretend to thank her, only to spew vitriol once they’d passed her secretary. They haven’t dissuaded Lawson, though; in fact, their violent anger has only reaffirmed the need for her work. Kentucky has one of the highest domestic-violence rates in the country; in 2010, more than half of the state’s women reported being raped by their current or former intimate partner. It is a reality that is closely linked to accessing reproductive care and one Lawson knows personally. Plan B was her saving grace when she woke up to discover she’d been raped in her sleep by her ex-husband seven years ago. “Domestic violence is as much of a pandemic for us as anything else is,” she says. “When you talk about abortion, you can’t miss talking about domestic violence.”
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