of norman high school in norman, oklahoma. it's been quite a heated morning. project front lines is kicking off today. that is an effort by abolish human abortion. the kids have been really, really interested in talking to people. they have come right into the thick of these conversations. they have confronted them on the graphic images. >> why are you showing that? >> hey, get on the internet and find me a study that that actually affects. those kids probably watch "walking dead." >> this is real though. >> if you want the choice to have an abortion, you should have the choice i am not saying that if you get pregnant you have to have an abortion. what i'm saying is that if you believe that you should for whatever reason, then you should be able to have that choice. >> the abolitionists of slavery, that's in textbooks of high schools. you know what i'm saying? i saw that and showed that to
they say they're trying to add safety requirements. and yet we can't as citizens or journalists look at this and not see the incredibly disparate impact. >> as i said before when we were thinking about the war on poverty. this is not only a war on poverty but war on women. it's a conflation of the two. these are the same legislators who will not keep these clinics open yet they don't want to provide health care, they don't want to provide head start, they don't want to provide condoms in school. they don't want to provide good schools. they're anti everything that would provide good decisions. it's frustrating because it is this conflation of this constant attack on people who don't have as. , right? and we do know as amy said, people have to take things into their own hands. this is not the 1960s, right? why are we rolling back so many democratic provisions that we've worked so hard to get. >> let me go back to amy to get