Gallup Abortion Case

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Abortion is not an easy decision, it is life or death, and it is hard enough for women to make that decision on their own, but between the media, social network, and the people out there judging them, makes it impossible for these women. In the case of Roe v. Wade, not only was the issue of abortion being debated but also whether women should have choice, privacy, and should the health of the mother be protected. According to Catholic participants, in the Gallup Poll, agreed with the decision of the Supreme Court,” that the decision to undergo an abortion is a matter that should be left solely to the woman and her physician” (“Row v. Wade” 2). The Gallup Poll showed there was support for pro-choice, even in mid-1973, but women still face judgment
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