How Mississippi Leveraged the Pandemic to Further Decimate Reproductive Health Access
Mississippi diverted federal funds for family planning into the state's pandemic response, leaving clinics without staff and patients without health care.
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North Carolina’s New Budget Gives Millions to ‘Crisis Pregnancy Centers’
North Carolina lawmakers agreed on a state budget with no Medicaid expansion—but over $15 million in funding for deceptive anti-choice pregnancy centers.