Cecile Richards dies at 67 following a fight with brain cancer; who was she? Here’s what you need to know
Planned Parenthood president and women's rights advocate Cecile Richards lost her battle with brain cancer and died on Monday. She was sixty-seven. Richards made the enormous reproductive healthcare organization a political force and advocated for the right to an abortion.
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By advocating for abortion rights, Richards assisted in turning the large reproductive healthcare organization into a potent political force. In the company of her family and her devoted dog, Ollie, our beloved Cecile passed away at home this morning.
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Her family said in a statement released to NBC News on Monday, «Our hearts are broken today, but no words can do justice to the joy she brought to our lives,” as quoted in a report.
Richards spent a large portion of his early years alternating between Dallas and Austin after being born on July 15, 1957, in Waco, Texas. Due to her parents' strong progressive views, she became involved in politics at an early age.
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