Abortion Justice Roadmap for Biden-Harris Administration

Legal abortion has never been enough.

It leaves out too many. Those who are denied care because they are struggling financially, or are forced to travel too far, or their clinic was shut down by unjust restrictions.

We are not settling. We seek abortion justice:

  • No barriers based on who you are, where you are from, or how much you earn.
  • Decisions without stigma or shame.
  • Care with dignity and respect.
  • The freedom to forge our own paths, to thrive and live with economic security.

Abortion justice starts today. We call on the Biden-Harris administration to build back BOLDER.

Abortion justice can’t wait.

Abortion Justice Roadmap

  • A federal budget without abortion coverage bans.
  • End outdated restrictions on medication abortion.
  • Protect essential workers from deportation.
  • Raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour
  • Include all workers in economic recovery efforts.

Urge the Biden-Harris Administration to Support Abortion Justice

Systemic racism, economic insecurity, and immigration status multiply the already-massive barriers to abortion care--and that true abortion justice must incorporate racial, economic, and immigrant justice. The Biden-Harris administration must enact policies that ensure everyone can get the abortion care they need to thrive in their communities and live their lives with economic security and dignity.

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Urge the Biden-Harris Administration to Support Abortion Justice

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  • Senate Democrats ditch Hyde amendment for first time in decades

    October 18, 2021
    The Hill
    Destiny Lopez, co-president of abortion rights group All Above All, said in a statement that her organization was “gratified to at last see a spending bill in the Senate without the Hyde Amendment and without D.C.’s ban on abortion coverage.”

  • Opinion: At the FDA, a Key Opportunity to Advance Abortion Justice

    September 30, 2021
    Undark
    PERHAPS MORE NOW THAN in any other time in recent memory, Americans’ right to abortion care seems to be hanging by a thread. On Sept. 1, a Texas law went into effect that barred nearly all abortion care in the state. The U.S. Supreme Court, more anti-abortion than it has been in decades, will soon consider a case that could … Continued

  • Activists are mobilizing for an epic abortion battle

    September 22, 2021
    The Washington Post
    The abortion political landscape has been scrambled. And the Texas’ abortion law and the direct challenge to Roe v. Wade has led to a frenzy of activity. “If Texas is not the canary in the coal mine, I don’t know what is,” said Destiny Lopez, co-president of All* Above All, an abortion rights group. “This is a signal … Continued
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