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Earlier this summer, we felt a brief moment of relief when the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily upheld access to medication abortion. However, that relief was overshadowed by a deep anger—anger at how perilously close we still are to losing this critical component of abortion care.
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Next month, a frightening law in Louisiana will take effect that could have far-reaching implications. The law will reclassify two drugs used in medication abortions, mifepristone and misoprostol, as dangerous controlled substances. While the law was signed under the guise of "protecting women," we know that it does just the opposite.
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We must act now. The Center is leading the fight to protect medication abortion and remove barriers to care—but we can't do it without you. Join us today while your gift is DOUBLED for maximum impact! [[link removed]]
Onward,
Center for Reproductive Rights
P.S. Medication abortion is safe, effective, and essential. It empowers women to make the best decisions for their lives and health. We can't afford to lose it—and we won't let extremist lawmakers take it away. Please, stay in the fight and double your impact with a gift today! [[link removed]]
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