I was sitting in the back of a pickup truck talking with a woman named Norma McCorvey one afternoon in 1998, and people all around us were raising a ruckus.

We were parked on Laurens Road in Greenville in front of the Piedmont Women’s Center, a crisis pregnancy center — which was right next door to the Palmetto State Medical Clinic, an abortion clinic.

The reason we were sitting in the back of the truck was to keep a protective

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