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" (Wisconsin) lawmakers adopted the ban in 1849, making it a felony when anyone other than the mother 'intentionally destroys the life of an unborn child'.
Wisconsin attorney general Josh Kaul, a Democrat, filed a lawsuit (in 2022)arguing that the ban was trumped by abortion restrictions legislators enacted during the nearly half century that Roe was in effect."
theguardian.com/world/2025/jul
#Healthcare #Wisconsin #Abortion #WomensHealth #RoevWade

The Guardian · Wisconsin supreme court strikes down 1849 abortion banPar Guardian staff reporter

La cour suprême autorise la Caroline du Sud à retirer le Planning Familial des structures remboursées par l'Aide Médicale d'État, à n'en pas douter, des dizaines d’états réactionnaires gouvernés par des républicains vont se ruer sur la brèche que constituera cette jurisprudence.

À peine 3 ans après avoir cassé #RoevWade qui rendait légal l'avortement au niveau fédéral, les réactionnaires n'ont pas perdu de temps : tout se passe exactement comme ils l'avaient prédit.

Ils considèrent l'avortement comme un #génocide mais la guerre comme un "don de Dieu".
N'essayez même pas de comprendre, retenez juste que ce sont à 80% des hommes qui décident ce que les femmes ont droit de faire de leur corps, ils ne s'en cachent même pas.

En France aussi, ils sont nombreux les politiques à hurler contre les subventions faites au #PlanningFamilial et eux non plus ne s'en cachent pas : une fois aux affaires, ce repaire de gauchiasses et de féministes hystériques ne touchera plus un centime de "notre" argent.

#MonCorpsMonChoix #DroitALAvortement #Feminisme #USA

Ah, dernière chose, à part des articles québecois ou belges, la presse française n'a pas (encore?) sorti d'article sur le sujet.

journaldequebec.com/2025/06/26

Le Journal de QuébecLa Cour suprême américaine valide le retrait de fonds à une organisation pro-choix en Caroline du SudLa Cour suprême américaine a avalisé jeudi le retrait par la Caroline du Sud de financement public à une organisation de planification familial.

Three years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, taking away the constitutional right to an abortion. Jessica Mackler, the president of EMILYs List, explains how things have unfolded since then, and what can be done to fight back. "We’ve put 46 House Republicans “On Notice” as our top targets to defeat this cycle, because they’ve put their constituents’ health care, lives and rights at risk on their crusade to eliminate abortion and please billionaires," she told MSNBC. "Our team is already knee-deep recruiting and supporting Democratic women candidates who are best-positioned to flip these seats and send those Republicans into early retirement."

flip.it/pGwfLL

MSNBC · Three years post-Dobbs: How to chart a new course for reproductive rightsPar Bianca Brosh
#News#USNews#Abortion

The cruel medical experiment on a black pregnant woman in Georgia will finally come to an end.

Adriana Smith was declared brain dead at 9 weeks pregnant after an ER sent her home with blood clots in her brain.

The hospital kept her body alive due to Georgia’s abortion ban

Adriana was a nurse who went to the ER due to severe headaches. She was dismissed despite blood clots in her brain and declared brain dead the next day.

Her body was placed on organ & tissue support due to the State’s strict abortion ban.

The family were not asked to consent. They had no say in the matter.

It’s generally not medically indicated to try and keep a body alive for a fetus of that age.

Only a handful of cases exist in the medical literature.

In the 35 cases studied, the median gestational age at time of brain death was 20 weeks, not 9.

27 neonates were born alive, only 8 were described as “healthy”

There was no medical precedent for what happened to Adriana.

In total she spent nearly 4 months on life support, all without her consent or the consent of next of kin.

The baby, Chance, has been born at 1lb 13oz and is in the NICU. Details about his prognosis are not yet known

The costs associated with both Adriana’s ICU stay and Chance’s NICU stay will be astronomical, and it remains to be seen if her family will be forced to pay them.

What we do know is the state forced this birth. The hospital forced this birth.

They won’t be the ones to care for the child, but they stripped Adriana and her family of their autonomy and dignity due to an abortion ban that seeks to control women.

They experimented on her to see if women can be treated as nothing more than vessels for fetuses.

Misogynoir killed Adriana, and then the State opted to experiment on her body.

That’s what happened here.

I’m glad that the baby has been born alive, and we should all hope for a good outcome, but we should be enraged this was allowed to happen in the first place.

My original article about Adriana Smith and medical misogyny looks at the policies of forced birth and what responsibility (if any) the government should have to provide to those it demands be brought into the world.

disabledginger.com/p/adriana-s

The Disabled Ginger · Adriana Smith, Misogyny and the Cruelty of Forced BirthPar Broadwaybabyto
#uspol#fascism#georgia

When I was in my twenties, I was repeatedly denied a medically necessary hysterectomy because I might “meet a man who wants kids”.

I was left completely disabled, forced to undergo six surgeries, multiple blood & iron transfusions to preserve a diseased uterus for a HYPOTHETICAL child.

This happened in Canada, where we tend to be more Liberal than our neighbours to the South.

I was cishet and white, so faced less barriers to care than marginalized people do.

I still wasn’t permitted to make a decision about my own body.

Wasn’t trusted to know my own mind

I had zero quality of life. There was no way I could have been a mother even if I HAD wanted to (which I didn’t).

Yet a hypothetical future husband’s needs and desires were repeatedly put before my own.

I was told I would feel differently once I was “in love”. That my dream man would leave me

Basically imagine every misogynistic and patriarchal nonsense you’ve ever been told… I heard it all.

I watched my twenties slip away from a hospital bed, confused and disheartened by the fact that I couldn’t convince any doctors to let me make the choice that was best for my life & body

I eventually did get the hysterectomy, but only because I was literally bleeding to death.

What could have been a planned & controlled operation was done as an emergency and left me with tons of complications.

Autonomy doesn’t exist for uterus owners. And we’re losing more each day

I tell this story because I feel sick over what’s happening to Adriana Smith in Georgia.

She was a black nurse who tried to seek medical care. She was dismissed and it cost her life.

Now because of an abortion ban her body is being kept alive for a 9 week old fetus.

Her family had no say in the matter. She’s been turned into an incubator by the State. Had “care” forced upon her despite the fact that she couldn’t access proper care when she was alive.

The same day I found out about Adriana, I discovered that police in the UK are being given guidance on how to search a woman’s home & devices for any reference to abortion after a pregnancy loss.

Choice is an illusion. So is autonomy. And it shouldn’t be.

I don’t know where we go from here, but I do know that if I faced a battle to obtain a hysterectomy, more marginalized people living in less Liberal areas have it far far worse.

We need to tell our stories. I’ve told this story before, and I’m going to keep telling it until none of us suffer this way.

For the Adriana’s who can’t tell their story. For those we’ve lost and will lose. For the next generation.

We need to keep fighting for true autonomy. We need to support each other.

We need to make it clear that we do not agree with patriarchal fascist means of controlling our reproductive organs and by extension, our lives.

When we share stories, we help others know they aren’t alone. We educate people on how far we are from equality. We change hearts and minds

Women’s Rights Under Siege
From constitutional gaps to cultural regression, the assault on women’s autonomy is no accident.

Barking Justice Media joins The Fourth Wave with a powerful exposé tracing the rollback of reproductive freedom, gender protections, and civil rights.

📖 Read it now → medium.com/fourth-wave/womens-

Fourth Wave · Women’s Rights Under Siege - Fourth Wave - MediumPar Barking Justice Media
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"The essential holding of #RoeVWade should be retained & once again affirmed," they wrote in language that also spoke for Blackmun & Stevens.

"Roe's essential holding, the holding we reaffirm, has 3 parts. First is a recognition of the right of the #woman to choose to have an #abortion before viability & to obtain it without undue interference from the State.…

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In early June, #Souter, O'Connor & Kennedy distributed to their colleagues initial copies of their joint opinion. As David Savage later wrote in The Los Angeles Times: "Rehnquist & Scalia were stunned. So, too, was Blackmun." And so, on Monday morning, June 29, 1992, the final day of the term, commentators were unprepared for the result in #PlannedParenthoodVCasey.

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"Since this Court's decision in #RoeVWade, a generation of American #women have come of age secure in the knowledge that the #Constitution provides the highest level of protection for their childbearing decisions.

"This landmark decision, which necessarily & logically flows from a century of this Court's #jurisprudence, not only protects rights of bodily #integrity & #autonomy but has enabled millions of women to participate fully & #equally in society."

Former #SCOTUS Justice #DavidSouter died on Thursday at his New Hampshire home, the court said in a statement on Friday. He was 85.

#law #judiciary #JudicialIndependence #nonpartisan
reuters.com/world/us/former-us

🧵Excerpts from a beautiful piece written in the NYT by David J. Garrow in 1994 on Souter’s remarkable contribution in Planned Parenthood v. Casey in which the #SupremeCourt upheld the right to #abortion as established by #RoeVWade: