#abortion

#abortion

Shadowbanning is the often silent suppression of certain types of content or creators in your social media feeds. It's not something that a U.S-based creator is notified about, but rather something they simply find out when their posts stop getting the same level of engagement that they're used to, or when people are unable to easily find their account using the platform's search function.

While purporting to be motivated by pro-life (or at least anti-death) principles, these laws and bills are fundamentally misogynistic. They have three fundamental functions. The first is to appease a key portion of the base. Second, couched in pro-life language, these laws provide excellent dog whistles for misogynists. The male misogynists generally understand that the message being sent to them is: "Your baby in her body. Her body in your kitchen. Making you a sandwich to put in your body."

While sitting at his desktop, Tapper searched the CDC website for the word abortion under the CDC's Ten Great Public Health Advancements. And you'll see, none of them include the word abortion,' he said. There's another one, also, just to be fair, Tapper continued. Here's another Ten Great Public Health Achievements,' United States, a different one. When Tapper typed in abortion, the search came up zero out of zero.

Costco has decided not to dispense mifepristone in its over 500 pharmacy locations, a decision they've been deliberating for more than a year.

The Constitution grants us rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness - not abortions.

Under a new law in Tennessee, doctors can refuse treatment based on their moral, ethical, or religious beliefs, leading to a woman being denied prenatal care for being unmarried.

Gretchen, the tragic character in Faust, embodies the plight of women in societies where misogynistic moralities prevail and reproductive rights are severely restricted.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that the 1849 abortion ban was superseded by a newer law criminalizing abortions only after a fetus can survive outside the womb.

"Abortion bans haven't really stopped people from needing abortion care. It's just made it harder for them to be able to get it."

During his life in the food industry and public service, Vance Boelter's evolving worldview appeared influenced by fringe theological ideas rooted in charismatic Christianity and Christian nationalism.

In a 2023 sermon reviewed by WIRED and delivered by the alleged shooter in Matadi, a city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he preached against abortion and called for different Christian churches to become 'one.' 'They don't know abortion is wrong, many churches,' he said. 'God gives the body gifts. To keep balance... God is going to raise up apostles and prophets in America, to correct His church.'

This piece of legislation will only take women out of the criminal justice system because they are vulnerable and they need our help, she said.

The Trump administration's decision to rescind the Biden-era guidance on abortion services in emergency rooms raises concerns among critics about fear and confusion in hospitals.

Elen Hughes expressed disbelief at police guidelines permitting searches of grieving mothers for abortion drugs, questioning why 19th-century laws continue to control women's bodies today.

The Crown Prosecution Service has yet to explain why it thought that pursuing a case against Nicola Packer was in the public interest.

Nicola Packer's experience during her unexpected pregnancy and subsequent abortion highlights the complexities of care and legalities surrounding abortion in the UK during the pandemic.

Packer stated, "I thought if I went to the hospital with a dead baby they wouldn't help me, that’s what I thought."

Chandler-Scott's traumatic ordeal reveals the ultimate endpoint of abortion bans - criminalizing pregnant people, whether they have an abortion or not.

Unused to having their authority challenged, ‘deep staters’ are attacking ‘the most populist president of our lifetimes’ as an authoritarian who threatens democratic norms, argues Rob Wasinger.