In Florida, There’s a Growing Gap Between What People Say About Abortion and What They Do

The clinic is neither conspicuous nor subtle — it’s just another storefront in a strip mall on a busy street in South Florida, next to a Dominican hair-design place and near a Western Union advertising remittances to Cuba. It was doing a pretty good business on a recent sticky weekday; by 9:15 the waiting room was filling up with women chatting in Spanish or staring at their phones until, one by one, each patient was buzzed through a white door and into the back, down a hallway painted pink, where...