In an unusual move, judge delays public notice of abortion-pill hearing

Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk took the highly unusual steps in hopes of minimizing protests and threats in connection with the case, people familiar with the plan said.

Focusing on 'Exceptions' Misses the True Harm of Abortion Bans

The overwhelming focus on whether bans have exceptions and whether people can get abortions in extreme situations distorts our perception of what is actually happening in states that ban abortion—which is that abortion bans are extreme and harmful because they ban abortion, period.  As the focus shifts to the 2023 state legislative sessions, where we expect lawmakers to further restrict abortion care, correcting public narratives about abortion bans is an urgent priority. To do that, we need to reframe how we discuss exceptions in three critical ways: Exceptions are designed to be unworkable. Focusing on exceptions ignores the vast majority of

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“We 💯 agree: "It is my body, not the state's. Women and their doctors are in the best position to make informed decisions about what is best for them. No one else." — @BusyPhilipps #StopTheBans #YouKnowMe Watch her full testimony:”

Sign the petition: One way to stop the abortion bans

Amazon, Target and Walmart say they are committed to gender equity but, give political contributions to Republicans who are putting women's lives at risk. We have the power to stop this.

How Chicagoans Can Support Reproductive Justice RIGHT NOW

The Criminalization of Abortion Began as a Business Tactic

Abortion was common during the 19th century.