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Protestors gathered in Springfield’s downtown square Friday night to show opposition to the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade — and the resulting Missouri “trigger law” that banned abortion in the state.
The protest was organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation and began at Park Central Square followed by a march to the federal courthouse.
Approximately 300 people listened to speakers and chanted slogans supporting women’s right to choose and opposing the Supreme Court’s decision.
Jym Wilson has been making photographs since his early teens. His career in photojournalism began in 1977 as a darkroom technician at the Burlington Free Press in Vermont. In 2015 he left USA Today, where he had been a senior photo editor in the Life department specializing in entertainment coverage for 18 years. Jym moved to Springfield, MO in 2019 and is looking forward to telling stories to the readers of the Springfield Daily Citizen. Email: jymwil@gmail.comMore by Jym Wilson