Everything we saw as people in San Antonio turned out Tuesday in support of abortion rights

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With Roe v. Wade in danger of being overturned, people gathered outside the federal courthouse Tuesday to stand up for a women's right to choose. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX RoeVWade RoeOverturned abortionrights AbortionIsHealthcare protest

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