Take to social media or better yet, organize a social event and pose some thought starters. Make sure to tag your conversation with #OperationEggplant.
"If a fetus is a person at 6 weeks pregnant, is that when the child support starts?”
Next Question
Dear Representative,
I am writing with regard to the recent assault on women’s reproductive rights. I strongly urge you to address the “Eggplant in the Womb.” The absence of male responsibility in every heartbeat bill is draconian, misogynistic and woefully unfair. Despite the fact that there can be no procreation without male ejaculation, there is no legal mandate for a man to take "responsibility" at six-weeks gestation yet at this same point in development, a female loses rights over her own body to the same fetus. She is forced on to the pregnancy path while her male counterpart faces no consequences until after birth, if at all.
What are you or any other member of Congress doing to address the disparity of accountability in reproductive legislation? What do you think should be the father's responsibility in unwanted pregnancies? Are there any laws that give the government power over the male body?
With these new antiabortion laws, we have prison time for doctors. We have consequences for women. Where are the laws to address the impregnators?
Sincerely,
A concerned voter
These new bills are creating many issues for women’s healthcare and organizations like the ones listed below need our help to keep abortion legal and birth control accessible.
"We are the only global legal advocacy organization dedicated to reproductive rights, with expertise in both U.S. constitutional and international human rights law," states CRR's official website.
Perhaps the most well-known of all reproductive rights advocacy groups, Planned Parenthood has been providing affordable and accessible health services to women for more than 100 years.
NARAL focuses primarily on advancing legislative measures that protect women's health services by lobbying Congress, mobilizing supporters to contact their representatives urging them to support pro-choice policies, and helping to elect pro-choice
