John, we can’t emphasize this enough:
This year is already the worst year for attacks on reproductive rights since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973.
State legislators have already introduced over 315 pieces of legislation to restrict or wholly ban abortion. On top of that, the Supreme Court is preparing to hear a case about abortion rights this fall that has the potential to overturn the status of Roe v. Wade.
We know how important this fight is to defend our reproductive freedom. But today, we want to hear directly from Women’s Marchers why this fight is personal for you.
Especially now, as we plan out our strategy to pressure Congress to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act, it’s critical we understand what actions Women’s Marchers like you are willing to take to take our organizing work to the next level.
Your stories will inform how we can best leverage the grassroots power of this women-led movement. Can you take our Reproductive Rights Strategy Survey so we can use your feedback to organize our movement?
Reproductive health care IS health care. We refuse to rest until Congress does their job to make sure this is protected in policy.
Passing the Women’s Health Protection Act has never been so urgent — especially now that we’re only weeks away from the Supreme Court’s decision — and it’s our best bet to make sure the rights we’re enshrined by Roe v. Wade are preserved.
Women's March is in the process of planning exactly how we can best pressure Congress to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act — and pressure Joe Biden to sign it — so we can prepare for the worst if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. But as we’ve learned in the past, the only way we can take on big fights is together, John.
That’s why it’s important to us that we start at the grassroots level and collect your feedback on why this work is important to you and hear directly from Women’s Marchers who understand what’s at stake in this fight.
Together,
Women’s March
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