For the third time in the last two years, the courts have struck down backwards, unconstitutional laws designed to attack and shame women seeking an abortion. This is #WhyCourtsMatter.
“We urge you to coordinate efforts with local health departments and other public health entities in order to effectively promote available resources and coordinate preventive care efforts, as well as earmarking a portion of any federal funds to expand resources for family planning education and services.”
If you are as troubled as I am by Rubio’s statement that a woman who could give birth to a child with severe microcephaly still should not be able to have an abortion, please sign on to our letter.
On Wednesday, Tea Party extremists in the Florida Legislature passed HB 1411, a bill that threatens to block access to reproductive health care for thousands of Floridians.
The late author Molly Ivins once referred to her home state of Texas as the “National Laboratory For Bad Government.” Now Florida’s legislative leaders are looking to bring one of Texas’ worst Frankenstein experiments to our state.
On Tuesday, a shady anti-abortion group, deceivingly named “Center for Medical Progress,” released a second video that—like a similar video released last week—manipulates footage to
Women shouldn’t have to unnecessarily postpone access to an abortion for 24 hours. SB 724 has no basis in science, and in some parts of
HB 633 has nothing to do with women’s health and everything to do with putting politics between women and their doctors.
