'We've done our part': End of Roe brings answer to prayer
Tanya Britton prays before lunch as a sign memorializing babies aborted in the United States hangs on a chair in her kitchen in Tupelo, Miss., Tuesday, May 24, 2022. "Whatever I do, let it be for the end of abortion," 70-year-old Britton prays. "Let it be that one child be saved today. Let it be that Roe v. Wade be overturned." (AP Photo/David Goldman)
By MATT SEDENSKY
AP National Writer
TUPELO, Miss. — There is a prayer Tanya Britton has said in the hazy first moments of morning and in the stillness of the night...
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