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AbortionFinder.org is here to help guide you through getting an abortion!
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From Yelp, I found @ProChoiceATX. I picked them because they had a transparent price list and other helpful/easy to understand information on their website. I called and nervously booked an appt.
Austin Women's Health Center retweeted
PSA: "Late term" abortion is a made-up anti-abortion propaganda term with no medical meaning and does not belong in real reporting
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We've been seeing a lot of confusion recently about the differences between #EmergencyContraception and the #AbortionPill. So as a part of our abortion education series, we put together some facts to help clear up any confusion about these two different reproductive medications.
Austin Women's Health Center retweeted
Texas Attorney General announcing abortion is now illegal in Texas, in contrast to the 30-day trigger ban we were tracking.
texasattorneygeneral.gov/new…
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You can also make a tax-deductible donation to support us here - secure.actblue.com/donate/in…
But - we say this every time - if you only have one donation to give right now, send it to your local @AbortionFunds Paying for abortions is more expensive and more crucial 💜
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Funds from this campaign support the critical needs of independent abortion clinics, and they'll need your support more than ever. Become a monthly donor today at KeepOurClinics.org #KeepOurClinics
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LINKS:
RJ Rapid Response bit.ly/cafrapidresponse
Protest Details for TODAY at 5:30 facebook.com/events/s/emerge…
Abortion Justice Values Toolkit bit.ly/sayabortion
Find a clinic near you: ineedana.com/
Follow: @KeepOurClinics @AbortionFunds
Austin Women's Health Center retweeted
BREAKING: We did it y’all! For the first time in decades, the House Appropriations Committee has passed a budget without the Hyde Amendment. For BIPOC working to make ends meet, this is history in the making. #BeBoldEndHyde
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"Women are often told that they will regret losing their ability to have children. My doctor understood I knew what was right for my life, my body and my health. It felt like a miracle."
@jamielmanson Catholics for Choice President
nytimes.com/2021/05/27/opini…
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“Parental involvement laws and judicial bypass workarounds are antichoice mechanisms aimed to limit abortion access, beginning with those for whom access is already tenuous."
catholicsforchoice.org/press…
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People of all faiths have abortions.
A thread of We Testify storytellers.
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Abortion is a blessing for parents already raising their children.
Austin Women's Health Center retweeted
Happy #NonBinaryDay y'all.
Non-binary people need abortions, too. And we are here for y'all.
💛🤍💜🖤
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Juneteenth is a celebration that honors the journey to freedom of Black people through resistance and resilience. It’s a reminder to all Americans of the many contributions that Black people have made to this country, society and culture.
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VICTORY: The Supreme Court ruled that DACA recipients can continue to live and work in the United States without the daily fear of deportation.
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BREAKING: The Supreme Court just denied the administration’s attempt to force local law enforcement to do ICE’s bidding.
This is a win for all communities, particularly communities of color, and keeps us all safer.
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We've got a long way to go yet but we're celebrating this victory today. It's important to celebrate our wins and keep dreaming. We dream of a community where we divest from policing and invest in REAL solutions for our community, including comprehensive health care. #ATXCouncil
Austin Women's Health Center retweeted
Black and brown Texans are the ones who are pushed farthest away from equitable resources needed to bridge the gap to tangible access. #ATXCouncil SHOULD pass initiatives that directly support communities of color and that means #reprohealth services, including abortion.
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357 people have registered to speak, most on policing matters, at today's Austin City Council meeting.
Council members are then expected to unanimously pass five items related to policing and racial injustice. Read about what they entail here: atxne.ws/2Ahlzsf




















