Right now, as the U.S. Supreme Court considers a case that could end federal protections for abortion, state politicians are seizing this moment to advance a decades-long, coordinated strategy to ban abortion across the country.

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Our Worst Fears Confirmed
Abortion is still legal. It's still your right. But the Supreme Court is prepared to end your constitutional right to abortion. Our country is facing an abortion access crisis.
By this summer, 26 states could move to ban abortion — affecting 36 million women, plus more people who can become pregnant. This is personal.
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People in Texas have been denied their constitutional right to abortion since September because the Supreme Court failed to protect them — refusing to block S.B. 8, the state's unconstitutional and extremely dangerous six-week abortion ban. Now states across the country — Arizona, Oklahoma, Florida, Idaho and more — have passed harsh new abortion bans of their own.
What's worse is that the Supreme Court may soon decide to end Americans' freedom to control our own bodies by overturning Roe v. Wade — the 1973 decision that has protected our right to safe, legal abortion for nearly 50 years. In a Mississippi case called Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the state has asked the Supreme Court to end the right to abortion. That may mean more than half the country would ban abortion — denying abortion access to 36 million women of reproductive age, plus even more people who can become pregnant.
We’re not backing down. At Planned Parenthood, we know that politicians have no business in our personal medical decisions — they should not control our bodies or our lives. Want to defend abortion access? Add your name to our petition now.
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Real Stories from People Who’ve Had Abortions
Abortion is a deeply personal and sometimes complex decision. Politicians shouldn’t be making decisions about your body for you. But that hasn’t stopped them from trying.
These stories include reactions to the cruel abortion ban in Texas that went into effect Sept. 1. It blocked abortion beginning at approximately six weeks of pregnancy — before many people even know they’re pregnant. The ban is causing emotional trauma and devastating, lasting harm to patients’ health and well-being.