Michelle Anderson, with The Afiya Center, hugs Stella Chaney, 13, encouraging her to be strong before voicing her opinion on abortion, during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)Stacy Greenberg, 48, of Arlington, shakes her fist while cheering for abortion rights during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)A 21-year-old woman only identified by her first name Anna, speaks about her abortion experience as a 17 year old, during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)Ashely Livingston, 35, speaks about an abortion she had as a younger woman while in an abusive relationship, during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
Psychologist Toni Lombardi, of Keller, speaks about the importance of abortion during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)Erica Hellrung, 35, with sign, and her boyfriend T.J. Anderson, 39, right, both of Prosper, wait to purchase pro-abortion swag during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
Emilie Nguyen, 28, left wearing a face mask, and Heather Hall, 42, right, meet for the first time while waiting to purchase pro abortion swag during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. The women’s signs read “abortion is healthcare” and “I am a woman not an incubator.”(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)Emilie Nguyen, 28, center, and Heather Hall, 42, right, meet for the first time while waiting to purchase pro abortion swag during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest outside of Dallas City Hall in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. The women’s signs read “abortion is healthcare” and “I am a woman not an incubator.”(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)From left, Whitney Walker, 25, Brooke Walker, 28, of Austin, and Emma Beckerman, 28, talk to each other while holding pro-abortion signs outside of Dallas City Hall during the Bans Off Our Bodies protest in downtown Dallas, on Saturday, May 14, 2022. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
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