HR 3755, the Women’s Health Protection Act of 2021, was passed by the House of Representatives in late September and is now before the Senate while the Supreme Court is ruling on Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case that could overturn Roe v Wade. . . .

[T]he Act would remove any and all state and federal protections of the unborn, “making elective abortion at any stage of pregnancy the law in every state regardless of past, present or future pro-life laws passed by individual states or the United States Congress.”

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While pro-lifers watch the Supreme Court, pro-abortion organizations such as NARAL and Planned Parenthood Action Fund are urging their supporters to contact their Senators in support of the Act.

The Act begins by saying that abortion services are essential to healthcare. . . .

The Act goes on to say that abortion services have been deficient in the U.S. for people of color. “That’s never been the case!” Halima B Griffin, MA Public Policy and certified leader of Surrendering the Secret said emphatically.

“That’s how Planned Parenthood got started — to control our population. Reproductive justice wants to keep us enslaved. I’m tired of this narrative. We are not victims.”

“Reproductive justice is a disguise that wants to continue the conversation that black people are oppressed,” Griffin continued. “Far too many black people believe we are victims because the system has fed that to us for far too many years. We must start viewing ourselves as victors instead of victims.”

The Act refers to abortion restriction as misogyny, but Krichbaum said, “I see the complete opposite. I see abortion as misogynistic. Many post-abortive women — and even women considering abortion — say their baby daddies coerced them into abortion. There’s nothing more misogynistic than suppressing the very thing that only women’s bodies can do.”

(Excerpt from Life Site News.)