As predictions about how Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization threatens unenumerated Fourteenth Amendment rights involving contraception, sexual freedom and same-sex marriage begin to reshape American politics and law, another set of Dobbs' dangers—whose contours are broadly illuminated by the Dobbs joint dissent, but whose details have escaped wide public attention—takes on added urgency. How might Dobbs alter women's Fourteenth Amendment constitutional sex equality rights?