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The concept of "fetal viability" didn't come from doctors or science, yet it’s still being used to arbitrarily justify when the government can intervene in pregnancies across the country... [1/2]

REMINDER!

Reproductive Equity Now hosts a free tool that shows you where you can find #abortion care in New England. 🙌

Check it out! 👉 reproequitynow.org/abortioncareguide

Today is World Sexual Health Day! Sexual & repro justice are DEEPLY interconnected. They both demand:

❤️ The right to make decisions about our bodies without fear or coercion.

💛 Access to the full spectrum of sexual and repro health care.

🧡 Freedom from systemic barriers to care and harm.

Tomorrow, the NH Senate is voting on a bill that would codify abortion as a right.

This could be a MAJOR victory for reproductive health care access in the Granite State.

Email your senator TONIGHT in support of SB260 before they vote tomorrow! 👉 secure.everyaction.com/yCCMFMq9wESJ...

Good morning #NHPolitics!

🚨 Tomorrow is going to be a big day in New Hampshire…

Both the House and Senate are voting on bills that will have major implications on trans healthcare, abortion access, and whether or not we have control over our own medical decisions.

Here are the 3 bills you need to be watching:

Just in! Our wonderful CT State Director Liz Gustafson and Cassie Lehr from the @reachfundct.bsky.social co-authored an new op-ed?

The piece urges CT lawmakers to take action to further support / protect abortion providers across the state.

ctmirror.org/2025/03/24/a... (@ctmirror.org)

Abortion providers deserve more than gratitude — they deserve protection and support.

Powerful piece from @lizluvsabobo.bsky.social with @reproequitynow.bsky.social and @reachfundct.bsky.social in @ctmirror.org on why Connecticut must step up. 👇

ctmirror.org/2025/03/24/a...

✨NEW: NH State Sen. Debra Altschiller and Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips just co-authored an op-ed urging the Legislature to affirm abortion as basic health care 👏

You can read it in the NH Union Leader here:

www.unionleader.com/opinion/op-e...

#NewHampshire #abortion

"It’s time to decisively protect reproductive freedom and make clear to all Granite Staters that they have the right to bodily autonomy, self-determination, and control over their reproductive futures."
- @mhp4nhrep.bsky.social & @debrasateam.bsky.social

#NHPolitics

If Republicans in Congress want to help make our country safe, I have some ideas for them.

Boston is vibrant, diverse, and beautiful.

And immigration is essential to our city's success.

Republicans would be well-served to learn from @mayorwu.boston.gov
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NEW POLL: MA Voters Support Abortion Throughout Pregnancy! 📢

📊 66% of MA voters support expanding #abortion access after 24 weeks of pregnancy based on the professional judgement of a licensed physician.

Health care decisions should be made by patients and their doctors, NOT politicians.

At no point in pregnancy is a politician more qualified than a patient & their doctor to make health care decisions‼️

That’s why we’re supporting the ‘Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act’ in MA - a bill that would remove arbitrary restrictions on abortion care throughout pregnancy. 💪

‼️HUGE WIN‼️

Today, the New Hampshire House voted to withdraw a bill that would ban abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

This could not have happened without the 12,000+ NH residents that took action to publicly oppose the bill.

👉 This is a POWERFUL step forward. When we fight together, we win!

Right now, we need you to tell your lawmakers to support the motion to withdraw this 15-week abortion ban.

Visit the link below to send your state rep a pre-written email ahead of Thursday's vote:

👇 secure.everyaction.com/Z6aMqPDzX0a5...

Last week, 12,000+ NH residents publicly opposed a 15-week abortion ban.

Since then, the bill’s sponsor Rep. Katy Peternel (R) moved to withdraw the legislation.

On Thursday, the NH House will vote to support, or not support, that motion to withdraw. Here's how you can help move the needle:

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