Seems to me anti-slavery is an amendment to the constitution. So it is a right not a law. It doesn't dangle from a previous SCOTUS decision and half assed legislation.
Freedom to decide about one’s own body - the right to abortion is a direct consequence of - isn’t written in constitution?
Yes, it isn't, otherwise this thread wouldn't exist.
Wait, US constitution doesn’t grant people basic human rights? That would explain quite a few things…
> Seems to me anti-slavery is an amendment to the constitution. So it is a right not a law.
Amendments themselves can be struck down by later amendments (see 18th vs 21st amendment).