Are You a Black Woman in Georgia Seeking Abortion Care?

A journalist with Capital B wants to hear your story.

My name is Rebekah Sager, and I’m a journalist reporting for Capital B, a nonprofit news organization covering issues affecting Black communities.

I’m working on a story about how Black women in Georgia are navigating the state’s six-week abortion restriction, and I’m hoping to speak with women who are going through the experience right now.

Specifically, I’m looking to connect with:

• A Black woman who is pregnant and trying to obtain an abortion before the six-week cutoff.
• A Black woman who is beyond six weeks and is making arrangements to travel out of Georgia for abortion care.

I want to understand what this experience looks like in everyday life — finding a provider, getting an appointment, managing costs, arranging transportation, taking time away from work, caring for family, and making deeply personal decisions.

My goal is to tell these stories with accuracy, compassion, and respect, giving women the opportunity to describe their experiences in their own words.

Your Privacy Matters

Speaking with me is entirely voluntary. You can ask questions about the story and how your experience might be shared before deciding whether to participate.

We can also discuss options for protecting your identity, including the possibility of using a different name in the published story.

You do not need to share medical information or details about your pregnancy in your first message. Contacting me does not obligate you to participate.

Your decision to speak with me will not affect your access to medical care or financial assistance.

Interested in Talking?

Please use the contact form to the right to reach me. You can simply write “Capital B story” in your message, along with a safe way and time to contact you.

I will respond personally.

Rebekah Sager
Journalist reporting for Capital B
RebekahSager.com