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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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A reproductive-rights advocate who wants abortion policy, court decisions, clinic harassment, misinformation, and concrete actions covered every day.
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- Abortion, Every DayThe publication this guide is about
- Emily in Your Phone with Emily AmickAdds legislative context and action-oriented analysis from a former Senate counsel.
- More to HateAdds feminist philosophy about misogyny, abuse, family life, and political power.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- Federal courts ruled FDA mifepristone restrictions unlawful, strengthening medication access while anti-choice groups spread unverified claims.
- Digital censorship and algorithmic manipulation expand online, as local law enforcement failures heighten physical security risks at clinics.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
AI Chatbots Are Directing Abortion Seekers to Anti-Choice Organizations
The takeaway: Searches for abortion information on AI platforms like ChatGPT and Claude have increased 100% in restrictive states. However, testing shows popular chatbots present users with anti-abortion websites and represent them as legitimate sources due to search engine optimization tactics.
Concrete details
- Searches for abortion information via AI platforms doubled in restrictive states.
- Testing evaluated four major chatbots across the UK, Germany, and Italy.
Why it matters for this reader: As an advocate monitoring digital misinformation, tracking how algorithmic search routes seekers to crisis pregnancy centers is vital for your counter-messaging strategies.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
02 / main
Flawed Study Claims Abortion Pills Contaminate Local Water Supplies
The takeaway: Anti-abortion groups claim a peer-reviewed study found mifepristone in municipal water, but researchers only tested for general progesterone blockers. Experts note detected substances could easily be common items like sunscreen or flame retardants rather than abortion medication.
Concrete details
- Users would need to drink nearly 5 million liters of water to equal one clinical dose.
- The study analyzed water samples collected from three different cities.
Why it matters for this reader: Refuting junk science before it influences water safety policy allows you to prepare rapid-response fact sheets against anti-choice narratives.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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Federal Judge Rules FDA Restrictions on Mifepristone Are Unlawful
The takeaway: A federal district judge ruled that the FDA's Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy restrictions on mifepristone are arbitrary and unlawful. The court directed the agency to review its rules, including pharmacy certification requirements that create unnecessary barriers to care.
Concrete details
- Judge Robert Ballou ruled against the FDA's 2023 Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy.
- Death threats against abortion providers doubled over the past year.
Why it matters for this reader: This legal decision strengthens the evidentiary record defending medication abortion access against ongoing litigation seeking to overturn telehealth distribution.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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State Legislation and Institutions Target Online Access to Abortion Information
The takeaway: Multiple states have proposed or passed laws restricting advertisements and internet hosting for abortion pill information. Nonprofits tracking digital censorship warn that account suspensions and online restrictions strip access to accurate reproductive health resources.
Concrete details
- Repro Uncensored documented over 120 feminist account takedowns in Turkey recently.
- State bills in Texas, Iowa, and South Carolina target internet providers hosting abortion content.
Why it matters for this reader: Understanding legislative tactics used to restrict digital advocacy helps you protect online reproductive rights platforms and fight digital suppression.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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Police Prayed with Anti-Abortion Protesters Outside Colorado Clinic
The takeaway: Police officers in Boulder, Colorado were photographed praying with anti-abortion protesters outside the RISE Collective clinic. Clinic leadership reported that staff and patients feel unsafe as harassment escalates and law enforcement fails to enforce existing clinic protection laws.
Concrete details
- RISE Collective has been open for approximately one year.
- Two dozen anti-abortion activists convicted under the FACE Act received presidential pardons.
Why it matters for this reader: Documenting law enforcement compliance with clinic harassers helps your advocacy press for local enforcement of clinic buffer zone protections.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
Action items
- Share fact-checks refuting claims of mifepristone water contamination with community network partners and reproductive advocates.
- Monitor state digital censorship legislation targeting abortion access websites to coordinate public opposition campaigns.
See every issue behind this brief
AI Directing Users to Anti-Choice Websites
- Our Anti-Abortion, AI DystopiaAbortion, Every Day · Included
Debunking False Claims of Mifepristone in Water
- No, They Didn't Find Mifepristone in the WaterAbortion, Every Day · Included
Judge Rules FDA Abortion Pill Restrictions Unlawful
- Judge Rules Abortion Pill Restrictions Unlawful as GOP Targets Free Speech: The Week in AbortionAbortion, Every Day · Included
Targeting of Pro-Choice Speech by States and Universities
- She's Fighting for Pro-Choice Speech, One Account at a TimeAbortion, Every Day · Included
Boulder Police Praying With Clinic Harassers
- Why Are Cops Praying With Clinic Harassers?Abortion, Every Day · Included
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About Abortion, Every Day
Should you add Abortion, Every Day to Scottie?
Follow abortion rights closely enough to understand the policy fight and act on it.[1][2][3]
Who it’s for
A reproductive-rights advocate who wants abortion policy, court decisions, clinic harassment, misinformation, and concrete actions covered every day.[1][2]
What you’ll find in it
The issues linked below include “Breaking: Wyoming Supreme Court Rules Abortion is Healthcare”, “Our Anti-Abortion, AI Dystopia”, and “No, They Didn't Find Mifepristone in the Water”. Open them to judge the publication in its own words.
- Byline
- Jessica Valenti[1]
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- Breaking: Wyoming Supreme Court Rules Abortion is HealthcarePublic issue[2]
- Our Anti-Abortion, AI DystopiaPublic issue[3]
- No, They Didn't Find Mifepristone in the WaterTue, 28 Jul 2026[4]