Abortion Activists Rely on Social Media More Than Ever After Roe

The night Texas’s six-week abortion ban, Senate Bill 8, went into effect just over a year ago, abortion providers at the Whole Woman’s Health network of abortion clinics saw patients until 11:56 p.m.: four minutes before providing most abortions became a crime in their state; nearly a year before Roe v. Wade would be overturned. Mikayla Dawson was tweeting through it.Dawson had been the social media specialist at Whole Woman’s Health for less than a year when S.B. 8 went into effect, and in the days leading up to its implementation and the aftermath that followed, her job was quite literally to bear witness to it. On Twitter, she shared information on how Texans could still access abortion,

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