🛑 STOP calling it the ”territorial ban” and the “1865 abortion ban”After Roe

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🛑 STOP calling it the ”territorial ban” and the “1865 abortion ban”

After Roe, AZ recodified the criminal code which included 13-3603, prohibiting abortion. That was in 1977 and it was signed off by then Governor Raul Castro — A DEMOCRAT!

It’s the #1977DemocratBan

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