Susan Ugai retweeted
Save the date for this year’s #GiveToLincoln Day! Make a gift on or before May 30 to fuel Planned Parenthood’s expert health care, inclusive sex education, and fierce advocacy in Nebraska: givetolincoln.com/nonprofits…
#AbortionIsHealthCare #SexEdForAll
Susan Ugai retweeted
Today we are at the Capitol for the first debate on LB 626, the near-total abortion ban that would ban abortions after six weeks. We have blocked abortion bans in the past and we will continue the fight to do so. No bans. No exceptions.
#NELeg
Susan Ugai retweeted
LB 626 would ban abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy, just two weeks after a missed period. Here’s what you need to know before its first round of debate next week. #NEleg
aclunebraska.org/en/news/six…
Susan Ugai retweeted
The near total abortion ban, LB 626, is headed to its first debate April 12. It will take all of us to defend abortion access in Nebraska. Sign up to join us at the Capitol as state senators debate Nebraskans' right to access abortion care.
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Susan Ugai retweeted
It's this simple: LB 626 is an extreme bill that would put politicians in between Nebraskans and their health care providers. Contact your senator tonight and sign up to join us at the Capitol on Wednesday at aclunebraska.org/protect-abo….
#NEleg
Susan Ugai retweeted
October 7 is World Smile Day. Go for it. #WorldSmileDay
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Democrat Mary Peltola tops Sarah Palin to win U.S. House special election in Alaska npr.org/2022/08/31/112032712…
Susan Ugai retweeted
Thank you to Caitlin, Marcella, Kelsey, and Abby for sharing their intimate experiences with us during our Stories Have Power: Abortion Storyteller Facebook Live this morning. If you missed it, you can watch the recording here: fb.watch/dZDbYBzRee/ #AbortionIsEssential
Susan Ugai retweeted
Four abortion advocates from Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota spoke Thursday about their abortions and why they think women and families need the option. journalstar.com/news/state-a…
Susan Ugai retweeted
Now that abortion rights are determined by state leaders, we must march, mobilize, organize, text, call, write, shout—do everything we possibly can to show support for safe, legal abortion. Thank you to everyone who showed up in Lincoln and Omaha yesterday to do just that.
Susan Ugai retweeted
"A majority of Americans and Nebraskans do not agree that abortion should be illegal," 1st District congressional nominee state Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks said in a statement issued moments after the court ruling was announced. journalstar.com/news/state-a…
Susan Ugai retweeted
Now is the time for every person who supports abortion rights to stand up and act.
Susan Ugai retweeted
We have been preparing for months to be able to best serve patients across our region. Our doors are open and Planned Parenthood is committed to providing abortion care where it remains legal.
Susan Ugai retweeted
Because people’s right to access abortion is no longer guaranteed by federal law, it now depends on where you live and how much money you have to travel out of state for abortion care. Forced pregnancy is a grave violation of human rights and dignity.
Susan Ugai retweeted
This decision is an unconscionable rollback of fundamental rights for all people in the United States.
Susan Ugai retweeted
We have a lot of work ahead of us. We are now living through an unmatched moment where our rights to bodily autonomy are being decimated and, therefore, our democracy is being threatened.
Susan Ugai retweeted
The U.S. Supreme Court decision is wrong and will harm millions of people. #SCOTUS





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