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 | Jason,
Before I ever came to Congress, I spent over a decade fighting for reproductive freedom at Planned Parenthood Southeast.
That fight didn't end when I took the oath of office — I remain committed as ever to defending abortion access, because abortions are essential healthcare.
That's why today — on the third anniversary of the Dobbs decision — I'm asking you to join me and sign on if you agree: We must continue fighting to protect the right to make our own reproductive decisions. In Georgia, the so-called "LIFE Act" went into effect shortly after the Dobbs decision, banning abortion after just six weeks — before many people even know they're pregnant.
But even now, three years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, we are still living with the devastating consequences.
Last week, I introduced a resolution to honor Adriana Smith, a Black mother from Georgia who was kept on artificial life support against her family's wishes. Her story is a chilling example of what reproductive injustice looks like in a post-Dobbs world.
I will not stop fighting to protect and expand reproductive freedom for generations to come, Jason — add your name if you're with me. Thanks for standing committed to this fight with me.
— Congresswoman Nikema Williams
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