These Chicago Women Ran an Underground Abortion Network in the 1960s. Here's How They View Today's Debate | Chicago News : vimarsana.com

A band of young women — most in their 20s, some in college, some married with children — banded together in Chicago to create an underground abortion network. The group was officially created in 1969 as the “Abortion Counseling Service of Women’s Liberation.”

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