UPDATED: U.S. Supreme Court Considers Emergency Application in Women of Color for Equal Justice v. NYC Case, Plaintiffs Rally for Medical Freedom in D.C.

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UPDATED: U.S. Supreme Court Considers Emergency Application in Women of Color for Equal Justice v. NYC Case, Plaintiffs Rally for Medical Freedom in D.C.

Supreme court justices considered an emergency stay application in the case against NYC's mandates in a May 18 conference, as plaintiffs and attorney Jo Saint-George rallied for medical freedom.

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