58 years ago, the Supreme Court recognized in Griswold v. Connecticut the right for married couples to access contraception without government restrictions. This decision was pivotal for our right to bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom that we’re still fighting for today. | ACLU

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I’ll never forget as a young man my mother talking to me about a Supreme Court case, Griswold v. Connecticut, a landmark case which expanded access to contraception and laid the foundation for women’s rights, privacy, and marriage equality. Protections for privacy and civil liberties that trace back to the 1965 Griswold case are part of the legacy of Justice Ginsburg – a legacy I hope we can uphold. | U.S. Senator Chris Coons