rePROs Fight Back

Let's Talk About Why Gestational Bans and Exceptions Need To Go


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Abortions later in pregnancy can occur for a variety of reasons, and the later in pregnancy an abortion is needed, the more barriers patients face in accessing care. Many people in the U.S. who are seeking an abortion are also struggling to piece together resources to pay for care which pushes the timeline for access back farther each week. Dr. Diane Horvath, OBGYN, and Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Partners in Abortion Care, sits down to talk with us about the truths and misconceptions about abortions later in pregnancy.

 

Gestational bans and “exceptions” within abortion law are common barriers that prevent people who are early in their pregnancy from accessing care and increase stigma. These barriers disproportionately impact those who are already most marginalized in accessing abortion care—including BIPOC, LGBTQI+ folks, young people, people with disabilities, and more. No matter what, abortion is healthcare and should be accessible when it is required. No one other than the pregnant person should be able to make a decision about when they access an abortion, especially if external factors have proved difficult to hurdle. 

 

Links

Dr. Diane Horvath on Twitter

Partners in Abortion Care

Partners in Abortion Care Merchandise 

Brigid Alliance

Midwest Access Coalition

Who Not When

 

Take Action

Follow Dr. Horvath on Twitter and stay up-to-date on her work.

 

Buy super cute swag that supports Partners in Abortion Care. 

 

If you can, give money to abortion funds. They are facilitating not only abortion care, but support in accessing that care. You can also fundraise for your local funds, too!

 

Hold your local elected officials accountable. Reproductive health, rights, and justice is directly intertwined with a plethora of issue areas, many of which elected officials vote on. 

For more information, check out Boom! Lawyered: https://rewirenewsgroup.com/boom-lawyered/ 

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