Abortion Helpline, This is Lisa | Full Film

To support abortion care for people across the U.S. and to expand this crucial conversation, Topic’s streaming service is making available for free the short documentary Abortion Helpline, This is Lisa and the feature film Noemi Gold, both of which reflect the impact of abortion rights on women and the healthcare staff who help provide the services. Share the films to help your friends and family understand the important work abortion funds do to provide financial, logistical and emotional support.
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The Hyde Amendment denies low-income individuals abortion access. Following an abortion helpline in Philadelphia where every phone counselor goes by Lisa, the film gives voice to women and teens affected by the explicitly discriminatory legislation.
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[@jasonweinstock1282]

In European countries, where abortion is legal, the countries national health care systems cover the costs of abortions..I'm for that

[@francesharris5845]

Why aren’t males held accountable? How can abortion be criminal and not the ones impregnating females? It should be deemed a crime against humanity when they’re unable to adequately finance and emotionally care for mother and child. It’s far time to enact such a law that won’t allow them to escape penalty, and we’ll see how quickly abortion plummets.

[@jamesmarie]

Right?

[@VivaLaVittoria]

Same with these conservative politicians actually offering real financial support for low income people to raise their children without excessive strain and hardship. Or making contraception easier to access so unwanted pregnancies won't happen as often in the first place.

[@MisstressMourtisha]

some women get pregnant on purpose without the males knowledge. like they take the sperm out of the condom when he goes to the bathroom. they do it for child support. its messed up.

[@vickygraham2444]

No forced pregnancy, no forced birth! women will have babies when they are ready! they finished college, have a good career and a nice husband

[@helenreilly765]

Women should keep their legs crossed until they're ready to have children.

[@MisstressMourtisha]

in Kansas they can cost up to 2 thousand dollars

[@jenniferbarnwell6592]

You can have your tubes removed my sister in law did after she had her 3 child back in 2010 he 12 years old now

[@Seek1878]

Most doctors refuse to do this to women without kids or "enough" kids. And its not an option for people who want kids eventually.

[@micky_knuckles]

Yeah, that's a wonderful option but it's not that easy, you don't just walk in and get it done. It's a whole process leading up to the procedure, and then, like the poster above me said, some doctors won't even "approve" the procedure coz they think you're too young, you only have one kid or if you don't have any (which is ridiculous, whether or not a woman has no kids or "enough" kids is so ones business) And to add insult to injury, it's usually old, white men making these kinds of decisions for us. 🙄

[@Tootsiezombie]

Unsubscribed

[@Seek1878]

Bye felicia