Because abortion is illegal in her state, a child who was raped was forced to give birth shortly before starting 7th grade, according to a new Time report.
Ashley , is Black, and her story illustrates the horrific effects of abortion bans in already disadvantaged areas. She was raped last fall while filming a TikTok video in the yard of her family’s house in Clarksdale, while her relatives were inside. Her mother, who goes by the pseudonym Regina said, according to Time, that Ashley said “a man came down the street and into the front yard, grabbed Ashley, and covered her mouth...
But by January, Ashley was throwing up so much that she needed to go to the emergency room. A blood test revealed the now-13-year-old was pregnant—and according to Regina, a nurse turned accusatory toward the child, asking, “What have you been doing?”The obstetrician working that day, Erica Balthrop, couldn’t get Ashley, who was 10 or 11 weeks pregnant, to talk. “It was surreal for her,” Balthrop toldAt the next appointment, Regina broached the subject of abortion.
was already at a humanitarian-level crisis. The closest abortion provider was in Chicago. “I don’t have the funds for all this,” Regina told, referencing the need to take off work, pay for gas, food and lodging—as well as the abortion.
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