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Title: Nuestro Texas | The Women of the Rio Grande Valley

URL: https://reproductiverights.org/maps/state/texas/

Collection: Women's Reproductive Rights Web Collection

Description: Nuestro Texas is a human rights campaign calling for reproductive health access for all women, without distinction as to geographic location, ethnicity, race, economic class, or citizen status. It is a response to policies passed by the Texas legislature in 2011 that devastated the reproductive health safety net of Texas—a decades-old system enabling millions of low-income Texas women to exercise their rights to health services and information. These polices, including severe funding cuts to family planning services and regulations limiting certain reproductive health providers from operating, have jeopardized women’s rights to health, life, autonomy, equality and freedom from ill treatment.

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Subject:   Texas. ,  National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health.,  Reproductive rights--Political aspects--United States.

Creator:   Nuestro Texas

Publisher:   Center for Reproductive Rights,  National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health

Language:   English,  Spanish

Local Subjects:   Women,  Healthcare/Health Issues

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