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Live with the 19th: The state of reproductive rights

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2022-01-27 01:37:33, 1643269053

Across the country, the landscape of reproductive rights is rapidly changing. Since the 's conservative majority expanded, Republican-led states have advanced new restrictions that reduce access to or outlaw it altogether. Meanwhile, states like Illinois and California are developing legislation to protect reproductive rights and establish themselves as safe regions for access to .

Join The 19th for critical conversations on the rapidly changing landscape of reproductive rights around the country, as well as how limited abortion access could impact the care system more broadly.

How do Americans really feel about abortion? It's complicated.
Barbara L. Carvalho, Director of the Marist Poll
Moderated by Amanda Becker, Washington Correspondent, The 19th

What happens when states decide?
Kayleigh Skinner, Managing Editor,
Hannah Meisel, Illinois + editor at NPR Ill.
Emily Hoeven, Newsletter Editor, CalMatters
Moderated by Barbara Rodriguez, Statehouses Reporter, The 19th

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The abortion debate: Focus on Florida
Ana Ceballos, Government Reporter, Miami Herald
Mary Ziegler, Professor, Florida State College of
Moderated by Shefali Luthra, Health Care Reporter, The 19th

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Lafayette softball shuts out New Hope in game one of 5A quarterfinals

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www.wcbi.com – Kam Dyer – 2024-05-02 21:44:59

SUMMARY: Lafayette softball defeated New Hope 3-0 in one of the 5A quarterfinals, with Mabry Claire Eason pitching a complete game shutout. Tashika Carothers hit a shallow fly ball to center field, scoring Eason and Mary Kelley to get the Commodores' bats rolling early. The two teams will meet again in the next game, where Lafayette can clinch a spot in the semifinals with a win while New Hope is in a win or go home situation. The game is set for Saturday at 6 PM at Lafayette.

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Medicaid expansion efforts collapse in Mississippi

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www.wjtv.com – Richard Lake – 2024-05-02 20:28:26

SUMMARY: Efforts to expand to 200,000 died during the 2024 Legislative due to in negotiations between House and Senate . A new proposal for a ballot referendum was introduced, causing a compromise measure to fall apart. The compromise would have provided coverage to those making up to 138% of the federal poverty level, with a work requirement. House Democrats opposed the measure, and there were doubts about the Senate's approval. Mississippi remains one of 10 states that have not expanded Medicaid. Both House and Senate leaders have indicated that Medicaid expansion may be considered in the future.

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Mississippi Republicans revive bill to regulate transgender bathroom use in schools

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www.wjtv.com – The Associated Press – 2024-05-02 19:53:36

SUMMARY: Mississippi's Republican-led revived a bill to regulate transgender people's restroom use, requiring single-sex facilities in public education buildings. The legislation would mandate using spaces corresponding to sex assigned at birth. Democrats opposed the bill, citing risks to transgender individuals. Advocacy groups mobilized Republican women to the bill, which ultimately passed with weaker penalties than originally proposed. The bill follows other Mississippi laws banning transgender athletes in and gender-affirming care. Republican legislators defend the bill as protecting female privacy on college campuses. The issue is part of a broader national trend of restricting transgender rights in legislatures.

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