Almost five decades after Roe, we’re once again in the fight of our lives. We're collecting stories from women who had abortions before Roe, or in this post-Roe world. *Submit your story by emailing myabortionstorymsmagazine.com.*
world, or whose lives were forever changed because they could not—or the stories of those who didn’t survive to tell their own.
We also want to amplify stories from today’s abortion landscape—stories of women who find themselves in abortion deserts because clinics are shuttering due to anti-abortion laws and/or anti-abortion violence, or stories of people crossing state and international borders just to take control over their futures.
These may not be our own stories. They may be the stories whispered to us by our old classmates, by our aunts and cousins. They may be the stories our families and neighbors have dared us to never tell. They may be the stories of our grandmothers, sisters, daughters, mothers and friends. For too long, these stories have gone untold or been forgotten. Beginning today, we are daring to tell them.. Stories submitted may be posted online or in the magazine. Submissions are best if they are short—closer to one or three paragraphs, rather than full-length essays. We will share as many as we can, and we will continue to share them until we know that
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