[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley


The future
of abortion access is on the line.

Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Texas’ draconian
six-week abortion ban (S.B. 8). And the outcome will set legal precedent
for the future of abortion access across the country.

We know this far-right court is not on the people’s side — but Ayanna is.

Ayanna proudly co-led and secured the passage of the Women’s Health
Protection Act in the House, to directly address current attacks on
abortion care. Now, she’s organizing in and out of Congress to ensure this
critical bill is advanced and signed into law.

[ [link removed] ]Will you chip in $3 or anything you can right now to
support Ayanna’s urgent work to deliver reproductive justice and abortion
care for all? We have no time to lose.



[ [link removed] ]Contribute $3



Over the last decade, we’ve seen nearly 500 abortion restrictions pushed
through state legislatures — including Texas’ recent, near-total ban.

And right now, anti-abortion lawmakers are attempting to pass copycat
versions in their own states.

These bans are cruel and callous. They put safe, essential care out of
reach for millions, specifically low-income, queer, and trans folx, and
Black, Brown, AAPI, and Indigenous people.

We need to leverage the full power of our movement to guarantee every
person’s right to abortion care.

[ [link removed] ]Your urgent donation today will directly support Ayanna as she leads
the fight to stop these cruel attacks on abortion rights and advance
reproductive freedom for all. Can Ayanna count on you to chip in?

With your support and partnership, we’ll keep pushing to deliver justice
for all of our communities.

In solidarity,

The A-Team


 




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