Legislative Attack on Eastside Planned Parenthood Closer to Finish Line
Legislative Attack on Eastside Planned Parenthood Closer to Finish Line
Legislative Attack on Eastside Planned Parenthood Closer to Finish Line
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Senate Republicans Are Gunning for Planned Parenthood's Downtown Clinic
Senate Republicans Are Gunning for Planned Parenthood's Downtown Clinic
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Senate Passes Severe Fetal Disability Abortion Ban
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Texas Anti-Choice Legislation Continues to Damage Health Care and Undermine Local Control
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by Mary Tuma
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Rep. Ilhan Omar Tells Austin Dems to Keep Fighting
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Austin Sanders • May 19, 2019
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Statues hope to humanize an often stigmatized community
Lilli Hime • May 19, 2019
Legislative Attack on Eastside Planned Parenthood Closer to Finish Line
House-approved SB 22 jeopardizes basic preventative community care
Mary Tuma • May 18, 2019
#SaveChickFilA Bill Moves Closer to Adoption in a Blow to LGBTQ Rights
Religious exemption bill SB 1978 likely heads back to the House floor
Sarah Marloff • May 17, 2019
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Austin City Council v. Climate Change
City Hall backs resilience, electric vehicles
Austin Sanders, May 17 issue
Texas Secretary of State Gets Schooled on Voting Rights
Meanwhile, a hefty TV ad targets voter suppression bill
Mary Tuma, May 17 issue
Legislation Sent to Senate Could Help More Moms Survive Postpartum Life
The lower chamber acts on maternal mortality
Mary Tuma, May 17 issue
LGBTQ Forces Prevail at Capitol – For Now
One religious liberty bill dies; another moves forward
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