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How TV shows have grappled with a post-Dobbs America

  • Written by Stephanie Herold, Researcher, University of California, San Francisco
How TV shows have grappled with a post-Dobbs AmericaIn a March 2023 episode of 'Accused,' a teacher tries to help his student navigate the hurdles of getting an abortion.Steve Wilkie/FOX

Two doctors sit, despondent, on the side of a busy road as they watch an EMT zip up the body of their patient into a body bag. The patient died as a direct result of a fatal ectopic pregnancy, which her OB-GYN...

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