The Anti-Abortion Movement is Coming to a Drug Store Near You
The abortion rights movement must fight back.
Last week, I wrote about a bit of good news: A new FDA rule allowing drug stores to dispense mifepristone, part of the standard two-pill combination used to induce abortions in the US.
But I wasn’t exactly cheering, because it was apparent that (a) this wouldn’t actually expand access in conservative states; (b) pharmacies had an easy bureaucratic excuse for opting out; and (c) the anti-abortion movement would no doubt take aim that this relatively tiny and wholly scientifically supported change.
And what do you know: The anti-abortion movement has taken direct aim at this relatively tiny and wholly scientifically supported change.
