> reproductive health education business
You are conflating the education business around health decisions, with the abortion business. The two are not the same.
You are conflating the education business around health decisions, with the abortion business. The two are not the same.
Just because you (or Texas) thinks abortion should be illegal, doesn’t miraculously make the information not part of knowledge other people believe is educational.
There is a vast difference between receiving (A) medical information, and (B) booking an appointment, going to a medical provider, paying/providing insurance information, obtaining/giving consent, getting anesthesia, receiving a medical procedure, and then aftercare.
Just like I don't believe that commodity medical insurance should be paying for cosmetic plastic procedures not incurred as part of part of medical aftercare for a previous injury/accident/illness. If you decide you want to have lip filler to increase the fullness of your lips, and breast implants for cosmetic reasons purely, perhaps with a full facelift, then pay for it on your own.