It’s been a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Since then, 14 states have banned most abortions, leaving millions of women and girls with nowhere to turn for the care they need.
And yet, there are reasons to hope.
After Roe v. Wade was overturned, voters in Michigan, California, and Vermont helped enshrine abortion rights in their state constitutions. And governors in states like Nevada, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania have signed executive orders to protect abortion access.
"We are excited to see doula certification and Medicaid reimbursement for #doulas in HB7. Data & experiences show us that doulas can make a difference in improving outcomes for moms and babies, especially for Black moms and babies." Testimony by @tarabritton121 of @CommunitySols
A Florida woman, unable to get an abortion in her state, carried to term a baby who had no kidneys. Her son died in her arms shortly after he was born, just as her doctors had predicted he would. https://t.co/f9kwtQ4dBH
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Please make sure you donate as much as you can! Reduce waste and give your unwanted items a new home. Leave a good impression on your Bobcat hOUme! 💚
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Before you head to the zoo, you better make those binoculars! For #MakeitMonday today, we're making our very own safari binoculars.
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ME: Joe, about halfway through the speech, I’m gonna wish you a happy birth--
BIDEN: IT’S MY BIRTHDAY!
ME: Joe.
Happy birthday to @JoeBiden, my brother and the best vice president anybody could have.