Outgoing meta-COO Sheryl Sandberg condemns the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision on Fridayand legalizes misunderstandings at the federal level. Roev. Overturned Wade's decision – calling it a "huge setback" for the United States.
Sandberg, 52, accused the situation in a long Instagram post shortly after the State Supreme Court resolved to uphold Mississippi law,15 weeks after her pregnancy. She banned theprocedure. Their own policy on abortion.
"I never thought that my mother's past would be her daughter's future," Sandberg wrote. "I can't believe sending my three daughters to college with less rights than I do."
"It's not possible to undo the progress women have made in the workplace and deprive them of their financial strength. It's been threatened, "Sandberg said. "It will make it harder for women to achieve their dreams, and it will affect disproportionately to women with the fewest resources."
Sandberg's company He did not immediately return a request for comment on the Supreme Court's decision.
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Draft leaked in May In the case of opinion, the Supreme Courtis Roev. Revealing that he was ready to overturn Wade, Sandberg wrote another long post describing the revelation as "a terrifying day for women across the country."
A longtime Facebook executive added that the ruling "endangers the health and livelihoods of millions of girls and women across the country."
Sandberg announced earlier this month that he will leaveMeta., she was the deputy commander of CEO Mark Zuckerberg for a long time. Billionaire executives said she plans to focus on her philanthropic activities and her family when her exit becomes official later this year.
Famous feminist Sandberg, with the publication of her bookLean In, defends women's progress in the workplace and the fight against gender inequality. I got support.
Sandberg's exit from Meta is her {66 Followed by a report claiming to have had. She pressured the British tabroid Daily Mailtwice to surge her potentially harmful stories about her then-boyfriend Activision CEO Bobby Kotick. The story allegedly revealed that one of Cotic's ex-girlfriends obtained a temporary detention order against him in 2014.
