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They Don’t Care if we Die: A Conversation with President of Reproductive Freedom for All Mini Timmaraju

Apr 30, 2024
President of Reproductive Freedom for All, Mini Timmaraju discusses the importance of reproductive freedom in society. They emphasize the need to fight for our right to control our own lives through democracy and voting. The conversation highlights the values and freedoms that Americans believe their country should represent, regardless of political affiliation.
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  • Reproductive rights connect to societal structures and democratic values, emphasizing personal autonomy over government control.
  • States with severe abortion bans lack support for maternal health, child care infrastructure, and paid family leave.

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Abortion Bans and Maternal Health Disparities

States with severe abortion bans often have poor maternal health outcomes, lacking care infrastructure, low child care investment, and no paid family leave. This combination creates a dire scenario where reproductive rights are stripped with no support for pregnant individuals and children becoming the wards of the state, exemplified in states like Mississippi and Alabama.

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