We know from other states with abortion bans that “exceptions” are disingenuous, at best. Even under the most justifiable circumstances they have still been widely denied by courts, so it’s no wonder providers don’t know what to do. Access to our civil and human rights—in particular to prioritize our lives, our existing children’s lives and our families over the potential for life—shouldn’t depend on where we live. OR how much money we have.
We know from other states with abortion bans that “exceptions” are disingenuous, at best. Even under the most justifiable circumstances they have still been widely denied by courts, so it’s no wonder providers don’t know what to do. Access to our civil and human rights—in particular to prioritize our lives, our existing children’s lives and our families over the potential for life—shouldn’t depend on where we live. OR how much money we have.