Activists will camp out in front of Walgreens and CVS locations across America and harass customers over the pharmacies potentially carrying abortion pills.
Though medication abortions make up more than half of abortions performed in America, it is highly unlikely that certified CVS and Walgreens will pivot their operations to being abortion clinics. Still, pharmacists are worried about the anti-abortion protests. After all, protests at clinics have been known to be injurious, if not just plain annoying.
Students for Lifes are “much savvier” now. “If Walgreens wants to learn anything from more than 50 years of our abortion activism, it’s that we will not give up,” Hamrick toldBut I do question how long and just how many anti-abortion crusaders will be willing to stand out in front of enough randoms to get the corporation’s attention? The reason abortion clinic protests worked is that they are directly targeting patients.
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