John — I wanted to give you a quick update on our fight for the abortion pill, mifepristone.
Here’s the most recent development:
A few days ago, 12 Democratic AGs sued the Food & Drug Administration in a bid to make mifepristone more accessible.
John, this is all thanks to everyday folks like you who joined us to speak out and take action.
In January, when no one was talking about the threat to FDA approval of mifepristone, we shone a light on anti-abortion radicals’ attack on the medication.
We headed to Amarillo, TX to rally in support of access to the most common form of abortion care in the USA.
Now, *everyone’s* taking notice.
News outlets from across the country and around the world are covering this lawsuit and how important its outcome is to abortion access nationwide.
When Republican House members and state Attorneys General filed a brief in support of the lawsuit against mifepristone, we called them out.
But the fight’s not over.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Mifepristone is a safe, effective, essential medication that has been used for two decades in abortion and miscarriage care. We DEMAND that it remain legal and accessible.
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Tamika Middleton
Women’s March
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