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  1. Mar 19

    There’s no doubt this unconstitutional abortion ban will harm Mississippi women and families. The ban is clearly an attempt to effectively bring the state one step closer to outlawing abortion entirely.

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  2. Mar 9

    ICYMI: The most dangerous anti-abortion law in the country, aka , is sitting on the Governor's desk in Mississippi.

    ALERT: is headed for the Governor’s signature and if signed, it will become the most extreme anti-abortion law in the country. How fitting that Mississippi legislators chose of all days to attack women's most basic rights.
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  3. Mar 14

    Mississippi's abortion ban, aka , is dangerous for Black women, who already face structural barriers to health care, in a state with only one health center that provides safe and legal abortion.

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  4. Mar 6

    Just to remind everyone: Mississippi voters rejected a personhood referendum in 2011, and with more than a small margin. Mississippians don't want this.

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  5. Mar 9

    Mississippi currently has one of the highest maternal mortality rate in the nation—banning abortion only endangers more women.

    7 replies 54 retweets 56 likes
  6. Mar 6

    Senate is taking up which would ban abortions after 15 weeks. Gov is likely to sign if it passes Senate meaning MS will have most restrictive abortion law in the country

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  7. Apr 9

    Over the past several years, politicians at the state level have quietly passed more than 400 restrictions on safe, legal abortion. SHOUT OUT to for working to roll back some of these dangerous restrictions!

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  8. Mar 24

    Want to know more about , Mississippi's ban on abortions after 15 weeks? TxPEP's Kari White writes on the recent restrictions:

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  9. Mar 21

    Things we know to be true: women with resources will always have access to safe, legal abortion. Low-income women, especially poor women of color, are the most impacted by abortion restrictions, including if it is allowed to go into effect.

    Who will be hurt the most if Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban takes effect? Poor women and women of color
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  10. Mar 21

    A federal judge has blocked Mississippi's restrictive abortion law

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  11. Mar 20

    ALERT: has been temporarily blocked! This ban is not only dangerous for women, it's blatantly unconstitutional. MS legislators knew that, they just didn't care. And so begins another lengthy and expensive legal battle with MS taxpayers footing the bill.

    Judge Reeves blocks 15-week ban for 10 days, granting JWHO's motion for temporary restraining order. Asks for expedited briefing for possible preliminary injunction
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  12. Mar 20

    Judge Reeves blocks 15-week ban for 10 days, granting JWHO's motion for temporary restraining order. Asks for expedited briefing for possible preliminary injunction

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  13. Mar 20

    Yesterday, representatives from were present when Gov. signed the 15 week abortion ban into law. MS has become the safest state not only for unborn children but also for expecting mothers!

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  14. Mar 20

    Not only does the MS bill BAN abortion after 15 weeks, it also does not include any exceptions for rape, incest, or the health of mother.

    URGENT ALERT: MS Gov. Phil Bryant just signed a 15-week abortion ban into law. This is part of a targeted attack on and a blatant attempt to chip away at women’s bodily autonomy and it WON'T STOP HERE. Help us protect access to care:
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  15. Mar 19

    If Gov. Bryant truly cared about the health and well-being of Mississippi women and families, he would be working to expand access to health care — not taking it away.

    URGENT ALERT: MS Gov. Phil Bryant just signed a 15-week abortion ban into law. This is part of a targeted attack on and a blatant attempt to chip away at women’s bodily autonomy and it WON'T STOP HERE. Help us protect access to care:
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  16. Mar 10

    Mississippi’s anti-abortion laws have already forced all of its abortion clinics to close except for one. Now anti-choice lawmakers are trying to pass the most restrictive abortion ban in the country.

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  17. Mar 9

    is leading the way to end late-term w/ . I debated Dr. Willie Parker, the unrepentant Black abortionist who vows to continue performing abortions in Mississippi & everywhere else. Check it out!

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  18. Mar 9

    U don't care abt wm or kids in this state-. Where is funding for ed? Why are u pushing to arm teachers? Why are u creating a state that will be unsafe for WOMEN & children? U & ur party like to grandstand on wedge issues to seem righteous u are amoral.

    As I have repeatedly said, I want Mississippi to be the safest place in America for an unborn child. House Bill 1510 will help us achieve that goal.
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  19. Mar 9

    Yesterday, the Mississippi House passed , a 15-week abortion ban that will stand as the most restrictive ban in the country

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  20. Mar 8

    The way we were looking in the House Gallery today as the House passed -slated to be THE most restrictive abortion law in the nation, making the procedure illegal after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Their way of saying: to MS Women 😪

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