ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月3日 07時29分

A statue of the Virgin Mary was buckled up in an anti-abortion demonstrator’s car outside the EMW Women’s Surgical Center in Louisville, Kentucky. 5 days a week, the intensifying battle over abortion plays out in front of this Kentucky clinic. Its mirrored doors are guarded by a volunteer corps of orange-vested escorts. Nearby, men in ball caps finger rosary beads and recite the Lord’s Prayer. Some hold grisly signs depicting bloody fetuses or shout religious messages through megaphones. Under the leadership of a governor who calls himself “unapologetically pro-life,” Kentucky is pushing hard to close EMW, its last abortion provider. The state, which had 17 abortion providers in 1978, is now among 7 — including North Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, Mississippi, Wyoming and West Virginia — with just one clinic. Governor Matt Bevin’s forceful moves have rattled reproductive rights advocates, made him a hero among #abortion opponents and prompted both sides in the debate to ask a question: Could #Kentucky become America’s only state to lack a single abortion clinic? The photographer @howdyluke visited took this photo on Saturday. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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