Robin Marty gives other pro-abortion people advice on breaking the law:
“When it comes to potentially illegal activities such as bringing abortion-inducing medicines through border checkpoints or helping a teen cross state lines if [a law against transporting minors across state boundaries to have abortions without parental consent] is ever passed into law, the best candidate to take these risks will likely be white, more specifically white clergy, middle-aged or retired white women, or, in small communities, active churchgoers.
It should be the people most likely to inspire trust in and tamp down the suspicion of those who might later investigate them.
And it should also be the people the police are most likely to overlook, and the ones who would make the most sympathetic public cases in the media if they were discovered and arrested.
It should also be someone familiar with and prepared to adhere to all other laws when taking on a potentially illegal action. For example, if a person were to travel with non-prescribed pharmaceuticals in their possession, they would be advised to be abundantly careful about any other laws they could be breaking that could cause the car or the person to be searched.
That means knowing the state laws, such as whether marijuana possession is a crime if it is illegal to talk on a cell phone when driving, even seatbelt laws.
It would also be important to ensure that they don’t speed, that there is no vehicular defect (like a broken tail light) that could cause a cop to pull them over, and that they will obey all traffic lights and signs.”
Robin Marty Handbook for a Post-Roe America (New York: Seven Stories Press, 2019) 108
This book contains instructions for dangerous self-abortion methods as well as advice on how to conduct illegal activities to provide and promote abortion.
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