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'''06-21-226:00 AMABORTION ACCESS

Post-Roe, the morning after pill will be crucial. Startups are racing to increase access'''

Stix will start selling emergency contraception today, and it’s also launching billboards near crisis pregnancy centers to help combat misinformation.

BY ELIZABETH SEGRAN5 MINUTE READ

The Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade within the next month. If that happens, 13 states have trigger laws that will automatically ban abortion, and many other states will move to further restrict access. Emergency contraception, which is taken within days of unprotected sex, will become even more important.

A wave of direct-to-consumer brands—including Wisp and Nurx—are working to make it easier to access these pills, which don’t require a prescription. Stix, a three year old startup, is the latest. Today, it’s debuting its own $38 emergency contraception pill, Restart, and launching a fund to make the pills free to women in need. It’s also rolling out billboard ads close to crisis pregnancy centers, which focus on preventing women from getting an abortion.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90761921/post-roe-the-morning-after-pill-will-be-crucial-startups-are-racing-to-increase-access

Where are the Mobs of Righteousness, anons?

Winning is Winning

Two Chrysler plants in Ontario forced to end COVID jab mandate for workers

Stellantis (Chrysler) has until June 25 to lift its jab mandate for workers at its Windsor and Brampton, Ontario assembly plants.

(LifeSiteNews) – An Ontario arbitrator ruled that Stellantis Canada, formally known as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Canada, must stop its COVID injection mandate for factory workers at its two Canadian plants by Saturday.

Over 300 workers were placed on leave with no pay for not having the COVID jabs or refusing to disclose their vaccination status after Stellantis’ policy went into effect last October.

This past Friday, arbitrator Marilyn A. Nairn ruled that Stellantis has until June 25 to lift its mandate for workers at its Windsor and Brampton, Ontario assembly plants.

Shortly after Stellantis’ policy was implemented, a grievance was filed by three unions representing workers at the company’s Windsor and Brampton factories.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/two-chrysler-plants-in-ontario-forced-to-end-covid-jab-mandate-for-workers/

>>16484470

where's that quote by harari about google telling you what to eat, who to vote for, what to read, etc.

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Broadway drops mask mandates

All 41 theaters will be mask optional in July

Weill Cornell says it unknowingly advised patients against birth plans for years

no idea wtf this means, but am pretty sure picrel

>>16484746

is that supposed to be a meme, jackass?