Thread by @TransLawCenter

We won’t let this dampen the commitment we have to each other. We will continue finding ways to support each other in finding the abortion care that we need, as we’ve always done.

#DobbsvJackson #RoevWade #ReproJustice

We are in solidarity with the many people and organizations that have been fighting for the right to bodily autonomy for all, from
big cities to rural towns. Bodily autonomy and agency are under attack and we all have a stake in this fight.

transgenderlawcenter.org/archives/17002

This attack on our bodily autonomy will move beyond abortions. We are seeing across the country that people are not able to access the medical care they need. Black people, disabled people, trans people have all experienced dangerous or fatal consequences when denied care.

We know Black communities who’ve been unjustly targeted most by authorities will only experience more injustice for seeking care. For a majority of disabled, trans BIPOC people, right to access an abortion specifically, and right to access reproductive care has never existed.

When fighting for bodily autonomy, our movements must follow the leadership of BIPOC, poor disabled trans people, who have been organizing in small and big ways for body autonomy and self-determination for centuries.