Basic Understanding of the Story
Laws and Legal Exceptions
Access to Healthcare
Social and Political Implications
Public Health and Inequality
100

How old was the girl in the story ?

She was 13 years old. 

100

Does Mississippi have an abortion ban ? 

Yes, Mississippi has an abortion ban. 

100

Is there currently an abortion clinic operating in Mississippi ?

No, there is no operating abortion clinic in Mississippi. 

100

Who was interviewed in the segment ?

Greta Kemp-Martin. 

100

Does Mississippi have a high maternal mortality rate ?

Yes, it has one of the highest maternal mortality rates. 

200

In which U.S. state did the events take place ?

The events took place in Mississippi. 

200

What is the general time limit mentioned for abortion in Mississippi ?

Six weeks. 

200

Where was the nearest abortion provider mentioned ?

Chicago, Illinois. 

200

What is Greta Kemp-Martin's professional role ?

She is a litigation director for disability rights in Mississippi and a Democratic candidate for attorney general. 

200

Which group of women is most affected by mortality in Mississippi. 

Black Women. 

300

Why was the girl unable to get an abortion in Mississippi ?

Because Mississippi has strict abortion bans and no operating clinics. 

300

What exceptions to the abortion ban are mentioned in the text ?

Exceptions for rape and for life-theatening medical situations. 

300

Approximately how long would the trip to Chicago take from Mississippi ?

More than nine hours. 

300

What does the interview suggest about public opinion in Mississippi on abortion ?

Many Mississippians do not support total abortion bans. 

300

How much more likely are Black women to die from childbirth complications compared to white women in Mississippi ?

Four times more likely. 

400

What Supreme Court decision contributed to the closure of abortion clinics in Mississippi ?

The Dobb's v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision. 

400

Why are these exceptions rarely applied in practice ? 

Because they are narrowly interpreted and there is no clear process to authorize them. 

400

Why did the girl's mother decide not to travel to Chicago ?

Because the trip was too expensive and difficult. 

400

What percentage of Mississippi voters wanted obortion to be illegal in all cases, according to the text ?

About 18%

400

What healthcare policy has Mississippi failed to expend, according to the interview ?

Medicaid. 

500

How did the combination of legal restrictions and clinic closures directly affect the girl's outcome ?

The restrictions and clinic closures prevented access to abortion care, forcing the girl to carry the pregnancy to term and give birth. 

500

What legal and professionak risks discourage doctors from using life-saving abortion exceptions ?

Doctors fear criminal penalties, loss of medical licenses, and legal punishment. 

500

How do travel distance and financial cost function as barriers to reproductive healthcare access ?

They disproportionately prevent low-income and vulnerable individuals from obtaining necessary medical care. 

500

How does the gap between public opinion and legislation illustrate a democratic concern ?

It shows that laws may not reflect the will or needs of the majority of the population. 

500

What does the combination of abortion restricts, high maternal mortality, and lack of healthcare expansion suggest about state priorities ?

It suggests that reproductive and general healthcare are not treated as policy priorities, contributing to preventable deaths and inequality.