Vox [Unofficial]The Supreme Court invented a special legal rule solely to screw Planned Parenthood
Leah kvetches all the timeSupport NCJW's abortion access work: https://www.ncjw.org/act/action/your-gift-doubled-for-reproductive-freedom/
#Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #FreedomOfReligion #ReligiousFreedom #SeparationOfChurchAndState #TikkunOlam #WomensRights #Abortion
KillBait NewsOpinion Column Criticizes Moms.gov as a Government-Backed Anti-Abortion Resource
📰 Original title: This Bible-thumping propaganda now has its own government website
🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️
Opinion Column Criticizes Moms.gov as a Government-Backed Anti-Abortion Resource
In this opinion article, columnist Tara Dublin argues that Republican efforts to restrict abortion rights have increasingly blended government policy with religiously motivated advocacy. The author criticizes the Trump administration, Health and Human Services leadership, and conservative organizations for pursuing policies that she believes undermine reproductive rights and public health institutions. A central focus of the piece is Moms.gov, a recently promoted government website described by officials as a resource for parents facing unexpected pregnancies. Dublin contends that the website functions primarily as an anti-abortion platform by directing users toward faith-based pregnancy centers and adoption resources rather than abortion services. She highlights language on the site that promotes pregnancy centers offering support services but notes that many provide only limited medical care and do not offer abortion procedures. The article also references concerns from Representative Suzanne Bonamici, who reportedly said she and other lawmakers plan to investigate the website. Beyond Moms.gov, the author criticizes the administration's healthcare leadership, discusses ongoing reviews of abortion medication such as mifepristone, and argues that conservative policy initiatives are intended to increase government influence over reproductive decisions. Throughout the piece, Dublin frames these developments as part of a broader ideological effort to promote a Christian conservative vision of American society. The article is presented as commentary and reflects the author's personal views and political criticisms rather than a straight news report.
KillBaitOpinion Column Criticizes Moms.gov as a Government-Backed Anti-Abortion Resource
📰 Original title: This Bible-thumping propaganda now has its own government website
🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️
Opinion Column Criticizes Moms.gov as a Government-Backed Anti-Abortion Resource
In this opinion article, columnist Tara Dublin argues that Republican efforts to restrict abortion rights have increasingly blended government policy with religiously motivated advocacy. The author criticizes the Trump administration, Health and Human Services leadership, and conservative organizations for pursuing policies that she believes undermine reproductive rights and public health institutions. A central focus of the piece is Moms.gov, a recently promoted government website described by officials as a resource for parents facing unexpected pregnancies. Dublin contends that the website functions primarily as an anti-abortion platform by directing users toward faith-based pregnancy centers and adoption resources rather than abortion services. She highlights language on the site that promotes pregnancy centers offering support services but notes that many provide only limited medical care and do not offer abortion procedures. The article also references concerns from Representative Suzanne Bonamici, who reportedly said she and other lawmakers plan to investigate the website. Beyond Moms.gov, the author criticizes the administration's healthcare leadership, discusses ongoing reviews of abortion medication such as mifepristone, and argues that conservative policy initiatives are intended to increase government influence over reproductive decisions. Throughout the piece, Dublin frames these developments as part of a broader ideological effort to promote a Christian conservative vision of American society. The article is presented as commentary and reflects the author's personal views and political criticisms rather than a straight news report.
CBC SaskatchewanAbortion navigator program saved by rush of donations, Saskatoon Sexual Health says
Dozens of donations poured into Saskatoon Sexual Health after the clinic issued a public plea for $20,000 to save the abortion patient navigator program.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/abortion-navigator-program-saved-rush-donations-9.7231735?cmp=rss
Dozens of donations poured into Saskatoon Sexual Health after the clinic issued a public plea for $20,000 to save the abortion patient navigator program.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/abortion-navigator-program-saved-rush-donations-9.7231735?cmp=rss
The Guardian FeedsA shadowy overseas group is trying to influence Australian abortion policy. Who are CitizenGo and what do they want?
By Tory Shepherd
CitizenGo is hitching its wagon to Joanna Howe’s crusade, and the former Nationals MP George Christensen is on board
#Abortion #Australianews #GeorgeChristensen #Australianpolitics #ToryShepherd
MissConstrueRE: https://mastodon.social/@benroyce/116725748963472151
This is the logical end goal for the American right wing. See this and know that this is what Republican men have planned for your daughters.
Variety [Unofficial]If Hollywood Is So Liberal, Why Did Movies and Shows Like ‘Dirty Dancing,’ ‘Party of Five’ and ‘Sex and the City’ Portray Abortion as Dangerous and Shameful?
VarietyIf Hollywood Is So Liberal, Why Did Movies and Shows Like ‘Dirty Dancing,’ ‘Party of Five’ and ‘Sex and the City’ Portray Abortion as Dangerous and Shameful?
#Variety #News #Abortion #HollywoodDoesAbortion #Maude
Stephen HayesFuck medical "exemptions".
ELECTIVE #ABORTION FOR ANY, OR NO SPECIFIC REASON IS *THE* FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT.
If we don't have even the most minimal dignity of FULL bodily autonomy, then we have lost the right to life.
Medical exemptions are the wrong argument for the right cause.