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Accelerating financial health for garment workers

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Just as Black women experienced strong gains in economic opportunity from the expansion of abortion access, research shows they will be the most harmed by bans and strict limitations that follow the Dobbs decision. This research shows the impact of health access on economic mobility among Black Women. The evidence shows Black women have experienced greater economic gains from abortion access compared with white women, indicating reproductive choice contributes to the closing of long-standing economic inequities across both gender and race.

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Roe v. Wade’s Reversal Poses a Disproportionate Threat to Black Women’s Economic Mobility

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