Today is the 30th anniversary of Roe v Wade, the Supreme Court ruling that recognized reproductive freedom as central to a woman's life, and her ability to participate fully and equally in society. Thousands of abortion opponents took part in a demonstration in Washington and were addressed by President Bush who is a dogged opponent of a woman's right to receive an abortion. This as abortion rights activists are calling on lawmakers to safeguard reproductive rights of all women while a candlelight vigil is planned in front of the Supreme Court building this evening to commemorate all the women who have died from dangerous or illegal abortions. Since that momentous day back in 1973 when the Supreme Court passed Roe v Wade, America has been engaged in a cultural battle, with poor women, young women, and abortion providers becoming the most visible victims. From the WBAI newsroom, Ginger Otis turns back the clock.