California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “While this was a significant step back in the fight for reproductive justice, we will not be deterred.”…”

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California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “While this was a significant step back in the fight for reproductive justice, we will not be deterred.”…”
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Jun 25, 2022
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Julia Brownley tweeted the following:

“While this was a significant step back in the fight for reproductive justice, we will not be deterred.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Brownley:

“Every American deserves the right to make their own personal health care decisions and we must continue to fight to protect the right to abortion access across the United States.”
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“Todays decision is a targeted attack on Americans rights to make decisions for their bodies, their lives, and their future.”
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“This is the culmination of a decades-long plan from extremists within the Republican Party to dismantle access to comprehensive reproductive health care and, more specifically, threaten the reproductive rights of women across the country.”
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