Eva Longoria

Many Western stars oppose the historic 1973 Roe v. Wade expressed their anger at the decision to overturn his decision.

Actress Eva Longoria called the decision an “attack on women’s freedom”. How You Get Away With Murder star Viola Davis said she was distraught by the news and urged her Instagram followers* to take action because the country’s citizens need to stand up “more now than ever” for their right to vote.

Sophie Turner (“Game of Thrones”) wrote in her microblog that “if anyone really cared about human life after the countless massacres in American schools, the country would have already taken measures to tighten gun control.”

Singer Taylor Swift admitted on Twitter she was scared.

Supported by Hailey Bieber.

Speaking at the Glastonbury festival, singer Billy Eilish described the day the decision was annulled as “a dark day for women”.

Billie Eilish

Hollywood legend Barbra Streisand likened the US Supreme Court to the Taliban for “using religious dogma” to deny women the constitutional right to abortion.

Amy Schumer, Bette Midler, Alyssa Milano, Cynthia Nixon and others also protested.

The June 24 Supreme Court decision means that each state will now have its own rules on abortion rights. In this regard, some large American companies have already announced that they are ready to pay the expenses of their employees to travel to another state in order to terminate the pregnancy. For example, Starbucks, Tesla, Airbnb, Netflix, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft decided to support employees.

*Instagram is owned by Meta, a recognized extremist organization in the Russian Federation.

**Recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia