“A national ban on mifepristone would have a devastating impact on access to abortion nationwide, and we know who will be most harmed — people working to make ends meet, especially people of color,” said Morgan Hopkins, president of All* Above All.
As the world awaits the decision from a Texas appellate court on whether pregnant women should have the right to access a popular abortion pill, reproductive health advocates are determined to fight to protect a pregnant woman’s right to the FDA-backed drug.
Last week, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked a Texas court’s decision to ban mifepristone, permitting pregnant women access to the drug for now, the Associated Press today!
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