Anti-Abortion Groups Ask State Attorneys General to Protect Them From Online Censorship

Anti-Abortion Groups Ask State Attorneys General to Protect Them From Online Censorship
A CompassCare crisis pregnancy center outside Buffalo, N.Y. was firebombed and vandalized on June 7, 2022. Photo courtesy of CompassCare
Dan M. Berger
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Facing violence in the real world and censorship in the virtual one, anti-abortion groups are asking state attorneys general to do more to keep them from being wiped off the map—Google map.

Tension over abortion rights began even before the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision on June 23 overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade opinion that had made abortion a constitutionally protected right for nearly half a century.