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    Mar 2

    You've heard a lot from us here at in the last . Now, we'd like to turn over the mic to the people working on the ground to provide reproductive care for Texans every day. 🧵

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  2. 24 minutes ago

    Last question: Which state is currently considering a medication abortion ban?

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  3. 28 minutes ago

    What state is considering creating a government database to track pregnant people?

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  4. 33 minutes ago

    In which state was a Planned Parenthood clinic attacked by a still-unknown arsonist or arsonists, almost one year after it was attacked by a shooter?

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  5. 37 minutes ago

    Which state is currently considering a pro-abortion constitutional amendment?

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  6. 39 minutes ago

    There's a lot going on right now, especially when it comes to the attack on abortion rights. So let's take a pop quiz on anti-abortion legislation we've seen already this year. Which of these states is currently considering an anti-abortion constitutional amendment?

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    Mar 2

    It wasn’t until the late aughts when a wave of women and folks of color took office in the TX Capitol that you started to see big, loud defenses and affirmations on abortion rights and access. Which is what I’ll be writing about for next week, so stay tuned.

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  8. 3 hours ago

    No ifs, ands or buts about it: Pregnant people are the only ones with the right to decide what happens to their bodies.

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    Maria Petties (pronouns: she/her) is a Street Team Organizer at , a reproductive justice organization in North Texas founded and led by Black women. Hear what she has to say after
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    Mar 3

    ICYMI: on how trans rights are reproductive rights are civil rights. “It’s sick, but it is calculated. And it is all part of this dominion-ous theocracy that Christian conservatives are trying to build.”

    Hello Thursday! Joining and on the show this morning: Senior Editor of Law & Policy + Executive Director ! 📻 Ch. 127
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    Mar 2

    You've heard a lot from us here at in the last . Now, we'd like to turn over the mic to the people working on the ground to provide reproductive care for Texans every day. 🧵

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  11. Mar 4

    To clarify: Abortion is still legal in Florida. This unconstitutional 15 week ban goes into effect July 1.

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    If it feels like we talk about Florida a lot, well, we do. And you can blame their lawmakers for that, who this week passed an unconstitutional 15-week-abortion ban—with no exceptions for rape, incest or human trafficking. So this week’s states’ spotlight is landing on Florida.
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  12. Mar 4

    Y'all it's so good. Make sure you're all caught up on this series.

    It wasn’t until the late aughts when a wave of women and folks of color took office in the TX Capitol that you started to see big, loud defenses and affirmations on abortion rights and access. Which is what I’ll be writing about for next week, so stay tuned.
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  13. Mar 4

    Because we like to celebrate the wins for reproductive rights as well, a S/O to California for expanding access to reproductive care in the state.

    STATEMENT: Pres/CEO on : “SB 1375 is a step towards expanding California’s network of abortion providers and addressing the recommendations brought forth by the California Future of Abortion Council to expand the abortion workforce."
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  14. Mar 4

    We had a few close contenders for this week's states' spotlight, so here are a few honorable mentions. First—Idaho, which passed a TX -style bill in the state senate yesterday that would ban abortion at 6 weeks after your last menstrual period.

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  15. Mar 4

    Have questions about this new abortion ban or what this means for you? Reply below or tag with the hashtag

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  16. Mar 4

    There are a lot of unanswered questions, but there are two things we know for sure: This will be devastating to pregnant people in the South The anti-abortion movement will not stop here

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  17. Mar 4

    And what happens to the people who can’t travel out-of-state for an abortion, including immigrants and especially those with undocumented family members or without documents themselves?

    Like most abortion restrictions, Florida's forced parental consent law does the most harm to the disadvantaged, including immigrants. The risk of deportation makes it hard for undocumented minors or those with undocumented family members to go to court.
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  18. Mar 4

    So where do they—and Floridians who need abortions—go now?

    LEGEND (RED) Ban states: States with trigger bans or other abortion bans already in place 1. Alabama 2. Arizona 3. Arkansas 4. Georgia 5. Idaho 6. Iowa 7. Kentucky 8. Louisiana 9. Michigan 10. Mississippi 11. Missouri 12. North Dakota 13. Ohio 14. Oklahoma 15. South Carolina 16. South Dakota 17. Tennessee 18. Texas 19. Utah 20. West Virginia 21. Wisconsin (YELLOW) Possible ban states: States expected to quickly move to ban abortion to the fullest extent possible 1. Florida 2. Indiana 3. Montana 4. Nebraska 5. Wyoming (GREEN) Destination states: States expected to see a significant increase in the number of out-of-state people seeking abortions California Colorado Illinois Kansas Minnesota Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina Oregon Pennsylvania Virginia Washington
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  19. Mar 4

    Until now, the southeasternmost U.S. state has been a major destination for out-of-state abortions in the region. Even with a 24-week abortion ban and parental consent law, among other restrictions, Florida is still more lenient than its neighbors.

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  20. Mar 4

    Not-so-fun fact: the bill also revises language about tobacco-prevention programs to include “women who may become pregnant” as targets for state surveillance—a hint of what’s to come after falls.

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  21. Mar 4

    In addition to banning abortions starting 15 weeks after the first day of the pregnant person's menstrual period, the bill also adds additional restrictions that would force them to carry a fetus with a fatal abnormality for even longer.

    TERMINATION (added) "AFTER GESTATIONAL AGE OF 15 WEEKS" (struck out"IN THIRD TRIMESTER"); WHEN ALLOWED.—(added) "A physician may not perform a" (struck out: "No") termination of pregnancy (added) "if the physician determines the gestational age of the fetus is more than 15 weeks" (struck out: "shall be performed on any human being in the third trimester of pregnancy") unless one of the following conditions is met: (a) Two physicians certify in writing that, in reasonable medical judgment, the termination of the pregnancy is necessary to save the pregnant woman’s life or avert a serious risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function of the pregnant woman other than a psychological condition. (b) The physician certifies in writing that, in reasonable medical judgment, there is a medical necessity for legitimate emergency medical procedures for termination of the pregnancy to save the pregnant woman’s life or avert a serious risk of imminent substantia
    youth, adults, (struck out: "and") pregnant women, (added) "and women who may become pregnant"; reduce per capita tobacco consumption; and reduce
    (c) The fetus has not achieved viability under s. 390.01112, and two physicians certify in writing that, in reasonable medical judgment, the fetus has a fatal fetal abnormality.
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