The impending end of Roe is bringing to a head the twin crises of digital life: the right to speak without government interference and the right to online privacy, writes Ron Wyden.
, a collaboration between Future Tense and the Tech, Law, & Security Program at American University Washington College of Law that examines the ways technology is influencing how we think about speech.will likely be a catastrophe for the health, safety, autonomy, and privacy of pregnant people in America. At the same time, it’s bringing to a head the twin crises of digital life: the right to speak without government interference and the right to online privacy.
Step one in the extremist playbook is making abortion illegal. Step two is preventing pregnant people or health care providers from discussing it online. It is no accident that Republican politicians’ efforts to outlaw abortion and exert state control over women’s bodies have moved in tandem with their crusade to provide the government with control over what people can say, write, or teach.
Section 230’s protections, although criticized by some Democrats, have never been more important than in the face of Republicans’ all-out war on reproductive freedom.to deluge websites and social media companies with lawsuits over user speech in Republican-led states where just seeking information about an abortion could become illegal. Just as anti-abortion activists worked to attack reproductive rights in statehouses across the nation, these fundamentalists will use the same playbook of coordinated laws and legal actions against the online speech of those they dislike. They’ve already targeted
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