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  1. "This is also a tactic right out of Project 2025, which laid out a plan to attack reproductive health access by redirecting Title X and other federal dollars from legitimate reproductive health clinics to anti-abortion pregnancy centers."

    #Trump #TitleX #abortion #contraception #BirthControl #Project2025 #women #ReproductiveRights
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  2. "We always knew that the anti-abortion movement was not stopping at abortion, and this new guidance is further evidence of their plot to ban birth control by making it impossible to access."

    ~ Maddy Niziolek

    #Trump #TitleX #abortion #contraception #BirthControl #Project2025 #women #ReproductiveRights
    /6

    theoverreachmonitor.substack.c

  3. "The anti-abortion movement generally opposes contraception, and wants it to go the way of legal abortion in the United States.

    It may seem odd that a movement ostensibly dedicated to ending abortion would oppose the tools that are the most effective at ending abortion."

    ~Jill Filipovic

    #Trump #TitleX #women #TeenPregnancies #abortion #contraception #BirthControl #pregnancy #WhiteChristianNationalism #DHS #GreatReplacement #BirthRates
    /4

    throughline.news/p/is-trump-ta

  4. "The anti-abortion movement; the MAHA, or Make America Healthy Again, movement; and pronatalists who want to see birthrates rise at nearly any cost."

    #Trump #TitleX #women #TeenPregnancies #abortion #contraception #BirthControl #pregnancy #WhiteChristianNationalism #DHS #GreatReplacement #BirthRates
    /3

  5. "Instead of getting highly effective contraception methods to the country’s poorest women so that they may decide if and when to have children, Title X under Mr. Trump seems aimed at getting more women pregnant, whether they want to be or not. And it appears to cater to three influential parts of the Trump coalition:"

    #Trump #TitleX #women #TeenPregnancies #abortion #contraception #BirthControl #pregnancy #WhiteChristianNationalism #DHS #GreatReplacement #BirthRates
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  6. Title X Program Re-Oriented: From Contraception to Pro-Natalist Aims

    Millions of Americans may lose birth control access as the US Title X program shifts focus from contraception to pro-natalist aims, with funding disruptions and clinic closures.

    #TitleX, #BirthControl, #ReproductiveHealth, #USPolitics, #HealthcareAccess

    newsletter.tf/us-title-x-progr

  7. The US Title X program's focus is shifting away from contraception, potentially impacting millions of Americans' access to birth control and reproductive health services.

    #TitleX, #BirthControl, #ReproductiveHealth, #USPolitics, #HealthcareAccess
    newsletter.tf/us-title-x-progr

  8. Of the ~25M #women who receive #ContraceptiveCare annually, 18% receive it from publicly supported #clinics, including #TitleX-funded centers, Baden said. They include women who are #LowIncome or #underinsured.

    In 2019, during #Trump’s first term, his admin altered the half-century-old program banning clinics receiving Title X aid from referring patients for abortions.

    #FamilyPlanning #ReproductiveHealthcare #ReproductiveRights #MaternalMortality #CancerScreenings #AbortionIsHealthcare #law

  9. “Fetal personhood” activists struggle to maintain the fiction they are neutral on birth control

    When asked about their intentions to restrict or protect access to birth control, Republican lawmakers and leaders of the anti-abortion movement will typically point out the fact that there’s no bill currently under consideration explicitly aimed at banning #contraception.

    As journalist Jessica Valenti noted in her "Abortion, Every Day" newsletter, the president of Ohio Right to Life mocked a state Democrat who warned of the risk to birth control by saying,
    “she can’t cite a piece of legislation that bans contraception … it’s fear-mongering.”

    Susan B. Anthony #Pro-#Life #America’s website calls it a “MYTH” that Republicans want to stop people from getting birth control.

    “FACT: No state anywhere has banned birth control,” it says.

    And yet taking one big swing to restrict access has never been the strategy of the anti-contraception playbook.

    Rather, activists either maintain neutrality on birth control or say nothing while actively working to conflate abortion with birth control and pass laws that redefine life as beginning at conception.

    As journalist Christina Cauterucci pointed out at Slate, the anti-abortion group #Americans #United #for #Life claims on its website that it takes “no stance on the underlying issue of contraceptive use,”
    but elsewhere it insists that people who use emergency contraception
    “take the lives of their unborn children.”

    When Mother Jones reporter Kiera Butler attended the annual conference of the anti-abortion group #Heartbeat #International in 2022, she found restriction of birth control to be a major theme, with several sessions dedicated to the topic.

    The push to redefine the start of #personhood as the point of #conception holds real implications for fertility treatments and the wide range of available birth control methods.

    Many lawmakers in states with such “fetal personhood” laws on the books have not fully grappled with the practical consequences of how enforcing those laws in the post-Roe era might work.

    In the near future, most Republicans will likely continue to dismiss the idea that there’s any threat to birth control at all, and leaders of anti-abortion organizations will surely do their best to change the subject.

    But ♦️pay attention to how fights over expanding access to birth control
    — including nonhormonal methods like condoms
    — play out.

    ♦️Pay attention to proposals to gut funding for #TitleX, a federal program that provides birth control to millions of low-income people in the United States.

    ♦️Pay attention to efforts in Congress to restrict access to contraception in foreign aid spending bills.

    ♦️And pay attention to how courts and lawmakers aim to expand the definition of abortion.

    (4/4)

    vox.com/24087411/anti-abortion

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