

This Case Could End Teens' Birth Control Access
Oct 27, 2023
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, a Trump judge, ruled that teens cannot get birth control from federally funded health centers without their parents' consent. Jess and Imani discuss the case, its potential implications, and the attacks on birth control by conservatives. They also express concerns about the involvement of a person associated with a hate group and the dangers of misinformation. Overall, a compelling discussion on the diminishing accessibility of privacy rights and the importance of reproductive healthcare.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Conservatives' Attack on Birth Control and the Potential Criminalization of Medication Abortion
01:43 • 2min
The Case of Anda versus Bessara
04:13 • 18min
Concerns about the Involvement of a Person Associated with a Hate Group and the Trojan Horse of Parental Rights
22:02 • 2min
Dangers of Misinformation and Potential Impact on Democracy
24:10 • 4min
Admiring Sheldon Whitehouse and Urging Action on Judge Maddie Kay
28:09 • 2min