wdlindsy ,
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Why are lies about the effects of contraceptives on young women spreading like wildfire now on social media? Jill Filipovic says,

"A concerted effort by conservative anti-abortion groups to sow distrust in the very medications that prevent abortions — and keep women free and independent."


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https://jill.substack.com/p/the-contraception-conspiracy

Eka_FOOF_A ,
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@wdlindsy
These lies are not new. They spread them about back during the "Just Say No" sex ed campaigns back in the 1980s.

wdlindsy OP ,
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@Eka_FOOF_A I don't hear Jill Filipovic saying they're new. I hear her saying they're being spread anew on social media and are having some effect on the beliefs and behavior of young women now.

wdlindsy OP ,
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"The anti-abortion movement (a term that is itself inadequate, given that this movement is also anti-contraception and anti-IVF) is using the legislatures and the courts to try to ban or limit access to some of the most highly-effective contraceptives. They’re using social media to foster distrust of birth control among young women."


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fisherstudio ,
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@wdlindsy Use “forced birth movement”?

wdlindsy OP ,
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@fisherstudio I suspect when she says that anti-abortion movement is "a term that is itself inadequate," Jill Filipovic is making that very point.

BlueWaver22 ,
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@wdlindsy 🔥 Warning to all young sons: double up, dudes!!

wdlindsy OP ,
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@BlueWaver22 I'm all for men taking more responsibility when it comes to contraception, for sure.

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