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The Massachusetts state government this week announced what it billed as a “first-in-the-nation” effort to discredit — and steer pregnant women away from — pregnancy resource centers in the state.
The state’s Department of Public Health said in a press release on Monday that it was launching what it described as an “education campaign” to highlight “the dangers and potential harm” of crisis pregnancy centers.
Those organizations offer aid and support to pregnant women, particularly women in desperate situations and who may be considering abortion.
Pro-abortion advocates have regularly criticized such centers for what they claim are misleading tactics that steer women away from having abortions. The Massachusetts government on Monday said those organizations “often mislead [women] about their options if they are pregnant and dissuade them from accessing abortions.”
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The state’s Department of Public Health said in a press release on Monday that it was launching what it described as an “education campaign” to highlight “the dangers and potential harm” of crisis pregnancy centers.
Those organizations offer aid and support to pregnant women, particularly women in desperate situations and who may be considering abortion.
Pro-abortion advocates have regularly criticized such centers for what they claim are misleading tactics that steer women away from having abortions. The Massachusetts government on Monday said those organizations “often mislead [women] about their options if they are pregnant and dissuade them from accessing abortions.”
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Massachusetts launches effort to target pregnancy resource centers
The state’s Department of Public Health says it will launch an “education campaign” to highlight “the dangers and potential harm” of crisis pregnancy centers.
