Abortion Provider Organization Joins Suit Against Trump’s $2 Billion Slush Fund: May 26 News Roundup
Meanwhile, the National Abortion Hotline Union goes on strike.
Meanwhile, the National Abortion Hotline Union goes on strike.
Plus, what you missed on Autonomy News last week.
The good news is that nothing changes today. The bad news is that access to mifepristone isn’t safe.
Plus, what you missed on Autonomy News last week.
The Trump administration is directing people to crisis pregnancy centers while systematically attacking access to legitimate reproductive health services.
The success of legislation promoting a propaganda video gives Live Action and similar groups inroads with decision-makers, which will almost certainly result in them pushing for more harmful proposals.
Don’t get too excited: Sam Alito has not had a change of heart.
Plus, what you missed on Autonomy News last week.
One source said the group planned to indirectly support moderate Republicans via contributions to political action committees. A spokesperson said the project didn’t move forward.
Plus, more good news from Michigan and Montana.
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Centuries ago, the state wounded women’s bodies in public to enforce obedience. Today, it punishes them through arrests, indictments, and mugshots plastered all over the news that trail people for life.
Plus, what you missed on Autonomy News last week.
Contrary to far-right claims that telehealth access to abortion pills enables abuse, providers say it more often helps victims escape. But workers fear human-to-human support could be phased out.
Plus, what you missed on Autonomy News last week.
Conservatives are seeking to overturn protections voters approved just two years ago, and polling on a new amendment suggests it could work.