On Friday, the bill that would all but end legal abortion in the state was passed.
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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer implied from the bench this week that “Roe v. Wade” is in danger.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed the nation’s most restrictive abortion ban into law on Wednesday.
Southerners have a long history of fighting injustice on all fronts, under extreme and violent conditions.
The bill’s only exception is grave risk to the mother’s life — not cases of rape and incest.
Now is the time for new lawmakers to seize opportunities to take bold action by ending policies like the Hyde Amendment.
Anti-choice activists hope to see this bill land in front of the Supreme Court.
Pro-choice advocates have called on North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper to investigate anti-choice clinics.
No matter what the study reveals, abortion opponents will keep claiming the procedure is reversible.
A second federal judge has blocked a gag rule that would have stripped federal funding for Planned Parenthood.