Not Just Abortion: How Criminalization of Pregnancy Also Impacts Miscarriage Care
Abortion and the management of pregnancy loss, combined with the risk posed by criminalization of adverse pregnancy outcomes, only hurts pregnant people.
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A Judge Allowed a Louisiana Teen to Get an Abortion. So Her Mom Sued the State.
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Hey Conservative Justices, Here’s Why You Can’t Make Abortion Go Away
Overturning Roe v. Wade would only further delegitimize this Supreme Court. And it won't stop people from getting abortions.