If Mississippi Were Truly Pro-Life It Would Stop Banning Abortion
Mississippi has a health-care crisis. By asking the Supreme Court to ban abortion, attorneys for the state are deepening it.
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- If Mississippi Were Truly Pro-Life It Would Stop Banning Abortion
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- The Anti-Choice Movement Doesn’t Want to #FreeBritney
- 2021 Is Already the Worst Year for Abortion Rights on Record
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Alabama Spent 8 Years Fighting to Put Minors Seeking Abortion on Trial
The "lawyers for fetuses" law was blocked by a district court in 2017. The courts are still fighting over it in 2021.
2021 Is Already the Worst Year for Abortion Rights on Record
States enacted 90 abortion restrictions in the first six months of 2021, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
The Anti-Choice Movement Doesn’t Want to #FreeBritney
Disability justice means fighting for the reproductive autonomy of Britney Spears—and everyone else. Don't let anti-abortion activists co-opt that cause.
John Roberts Punted on Religious ‘Freedom.’ Kids Are at Risk Because of It.
The recent Fulton v. City of Philadelphia ruling confirms the need for protections that prohibit LGBTQ discrimination and improve the child welfare policy.
Ohio’s New Budget Attacks Abortion and Sex Ed
Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio signed a state budget that gives $6 million to anti-choice pregnancy centers and targets the state's abortion clinics.