❤️ Reproductive Freedom for All News — December 12, 2025 | Updates and Actions You Can Take Today
❤️ News & Actions: December 12, 2025 . Our right to reproductive freedom must be protected. Read the latest updates and join the movement to hold our leaders accountable to the people's will.
Every action counts in the fight for abortion access. Today in ❤️ Reproductive Freedom for All we’re featuring December 12, 2025 news and critical calls-to-action.
MAGA Republicans are relentlessly attacking reproductive freedom, undermining the rights and autonomy of millions of Americans. Their harmful agenda puts personal medical decisions in the hands of politicians, stripping away essential healthcare and endangering lives. We must stand united to protect reproductive justice and preserve the rights of all people to control their own bodies.
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⚖️ Three Years After Dobbs, ‘the Reality Is People Are Getting Abortions’
The landscape of abortion laws in the United States three years after the overturning of Roe v. Wade shows a persistent divide among states over access to abortion services. People continue to obtain abortions through various means, including in states with restrictive laws, underscoring that legal changes have not stopped the procedure. The ongoing dynamic reflects shifting legal, political, and healthcare responses at the state level. These trends highlight how reproductive rights remain deeply contested across the country. — The New York Times
🧪 White House defends FDA chief against ‘uninformed attacks’ over review of abortion pill
Prominent anti-abortion organizations have called for the dismissal of U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary, accusing him of delaying a thorough safety study of the abortion pill mifepristone. The White House responded by expressing confidence in Makary’s leadership and defending the pace of scientific review work at the agency. The dispute centers on criticisms that the FDA’s recent actions on abortion drug approvals undermine pro-life policy goals. Supporters of the commissioner argue that comprehensive scientific reviews naturally take time and should not be politicized. — The Hill
🌍 Texas and Florida sue FDA in latest effort to restrict abortion pill access
Texas and Florida have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone, including its recent generic authorization. The states allege the agency failed to adequately evaluate the drug’s safety and effectiveness and acted arbitrarily in violation of federal law. This legal challenge joins a broader conservative strategy aimed at limiting access to medication abortion nationwide. The action follows previous legal efforts and reflects ongoing battles over abortion policy in the post-Roe era. — The Guardian
DOJ tells federal judge not to revive mifepristone abortion pill case | NBC News
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Opill:
From Our friends at Planned Parenthood we are sharing information on Opill. Information provided by Planned Parenthood for educational purposes only and not as medical advice.
What it is: Opill is a progestin-only birth control pill approved for over-the-counter (OTC) use for people of all ages—no prescription or ID required.
How it works:
Stops ovulation so no egg is released.
Thickens cervical mucus to block sperm from reaching an egg.
Effectiveness:
99% effective with perfect use; about 93% effective in typical use.
Safety: Safe for most people, including those with high blood pressure, migraines, or who smoke over age 35.
Do not use if you currently have or recently had breast cancer.
How to take it: Take every day at the same time (within 3 hours of the previous dose) to stay protected.
Side effects: Possible temporary headaches, nausea, sore breasts, spotting, or changes in periods—usually subside in 2–3 months.
Access & cost: Available at many pharmacies, online, or the Opill website. Suggested price is about $19.99 per month; buying in bulk online may reduce cost. Planned Parenthood health centers can help you find affordable birth control options.
Information provided by Planned Parenthood for educational purposes only and not as medical advice.
Taking Action for Reproductive Freedom: Why It Matters and What You Can Do
Americans are increasingly anxious and fearful as sweeping abortion bans take hold across many states, threatening the health and rights of millions. Abortion is not only essential healthcare—it has broad public support. Yet 28 million women of reproductive age now face growing barriers to care, putting lives and autonomy at risk. These bans are more than policies; they cause real harm, with stories of suffering already unfolding across the country. Despite the challenges, health centers remain committed to providing critical sexual and reproductive care—from birth control to cancer screenings to, where allowed, abortion services. It's time to listen, take action, and keep politicians out of personal health decisions.
Reproductive freedom is more than a political issue—it’s a fundamental human right that impacts health, equality, and the ability to make decisions about one’s own body. Yet, across the globe and even in many parts of the United States, reproductive rights are under attack. From restrictive laws to misinformation campaigns, the fight for reproductive freedom demands our collective attention and action. Now is the time to rise in defense of these rights, ensuring that everyone has access to safe, legal, and affordable reproductive healthcare. The question is not whether we can make a difference, but how.
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What is the Women’s Health Protection Act (WHPA) ?
The Women's Health Protection Act (WHPA) has been introduced into Congress and will protect a woman's health, ability to make her own decisions, and constitutional rights.
Despite its popularity among most Americans, the Women's Health Protection Act passed in 2021 in the House of Representatives under Democratic Nancy Pelosi's leadership but failed to advance in the Senate due to a Republican blockade.
Click here to view the bill and see how your member of Congress voted. Call, email, and pester them to speak up and show up for the health and well-being of everyone they represent.
People Power United’s Statement on Reproductive Freedom for All
People Power United declares that MAGA Republicans are relentlessly attacking reproductive freedom, undermining the rights and autonomy of millions of Americans. Their harmful agenda puts personal medical decisions in the hands of politicians, stripping away essential healthcare and endangering lives.
In response to recent MAGA shenanigans to harm Americans, People Power United - a progressive grassroots group - issued the following statement:
“We must stand united to protect reproductive justice and preserve the rights of all people to control their own bodies. There is no power like that of the people, and People Power United stands ready to protect our communities against any and all injustices,” said Laurie Woodward García of People Power United.
People Power United will continue to oppose such harm to our community and champion civil and human rights for all.
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