On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris will be in Indianapolis as state legislators hold a special session more than likely eventually banning abortions in many cases. A proposed state bill would include exceptions for rape, incest and if the pregnancy is high risk.
"All I can do is be mad and protest and make sure I vote for the people that are for me and my rights," said Alexia Hamilton.
"I really hope Kamala Harris knocks some sense into them, but honestly I don’t believe it’ll change much. Republicans don’t like her at all and disregard her unfortunately," said organizer Noah Thomas.DAILY NEWSLETTERthat I have read and agree
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