Dozens gather at Miami courthouse to honor Roe v. Wade anniversary (includes video story)

Protestors took to the streets of downtown Miami with their voices loud and clear to demand abortion access and healthcare for all women.

The court decision that protected access to abortion rights was overturned seven months ago.

“My daughter is going to have to fight for this,” said Jessica Soto, a social worker. “Other people are going to have to fight for something that should be fundamental to human rights.”

Women from different generations showed up in green with signs.

“I was out here fighting for Roe in the 1970s. And here I am today, second-wave feminist, still on the struggle,” said Marilyn Markus-Lieberman, a protestor.

Layan Abu Tarboush is a digital broadcasting major at FIU, currently pursuing a minor in International Relations. As an international student from Jordan, Layan is fluent in both Arabic and English and has a deep interest in reporting on Middle Eastern affairs. Layan takes pride in being multicultural with great exposure from the East and West.