Via National Park Service
The Supreme Court of Mexico has ruled that it is unconstitutional to criminally prosecute women for having an abortion. In effect, this legalizes abortion across Mexico. [NPR]
Texas Governor Abbott isn't satisfied with banning abortion and disenfranchising black voters. He's calling for another special session. On the agenda? Gerrymandering, restriction on trans students' rights and, to make sure Democrats stick around, the disbursement of emergency COVID funds. He's bringing back a bill that he had already vetoed that would ban chaining dogs outside but he wants the legislature to address his concerns about "over-criminalization". Abbott is okay with you torturing your dog. Not if you're a woman, not white or if you're trans. [Texas Tribune]
The previous ruling has been reversed and the Ohio hospital cannot be forced to administer Ivermectin to a human. [NBC]
Alphonso David has been fired from his position as President of the Human Rights Campaign. David had refused to resign after he advised former-Governor Cuomo on smearing one of his accusers and plotting to entrap another. [Guardian]
Political discussion welcome.
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