In 2024, the US sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) landscape remained deeply fragmented. Many states enacted policies to expand access to sexual and reproductive health services, including state constitutional protections for abortion that passed by ballot initiative in seven states. But other states started or continued enforcing draconian abortion bans and other restrictions that limit people’s bodily autonomy and aim to instill fear around seeking abortion care. | Guttmacher Institute
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Reproductive justice advocates warn that stopping at enshrining Roe’s protections would allow abortion bans and restrictions to flourish.| The Intercept
Former president Donald Trump said Monday that his policy on abortion is that the individual states in the country should make that decision, which means he wouldn’t be endorsing a federal ban on the procedure. In effect, he’s calling for the abortion issue to remain status quo, following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 2022 […]| Florida Phoenix
