California students at public colleges and universities are set to have access to the abortion pill on campus when a new law will come into effect next year.
UC Davis confirmed to KCRA 3 that it will offer the pill this fall, several months ahead of a Jan. 1 deadline set by the state. Sacramento State said the pills would be available by the deadline.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 24, also known as the College Student Right to Access Act, in 2019. It requires the University of California and California State University campuses to offer the abortion pill at on-campus health centers through trained medical professionals.
UC Berkeley has been providing the pills since December 2020, The Los Angeles Times reported.
Here are statements from Sac State and UC Davis on how they plan to comply with the new law.
Sac State:
Sacramento State does not currently offer abortion services. The University expects to be in compliance with the College Student Right to Access Act (SB 24) no later than Jan. 1, 2023, when students will have access to medication abortion via the Student Health Center through in-person or telehealth appointments.
UC Davis:
The university pointed to a message to students that was sent on June 3. It said: “Looking to the future, a bill passed by the California Legislature requires the student health centers of the University of California and California State University to offer medication abortion services on their campuses beginning Jan. 1, 2023. Ahead of that deadline, the gynecology department at SHCS will offer this service to students, which uses medications to end a pregnancy that is less than 11 weeks.”
Full story at KCRA.
Democrats ruin everything they touch
Many abortions are among America’s 13% of the population. This has the effect of reducing future crime because the 13% are responsible for a disproportionately very large amount of violent crime. Whenever you read about violent crime but the news source fails to provide a description of the suspect(s) that includes race, you know it was a 13%-er. Video evidence of them committing violent robberies abounds.
Abortion– to kill a child– is a horrific mortal sin, a horrific crime! Crime has grown rapidly in America, since the ignorant, lawless, “anti-society,” 1960s hippie era. There is little moral training, little moral conscience, in today’s Culture of Death. Many liberal-leftist DA’s, with irresponsible, “bleeding-heart-for-the-criminals,” make highly dangerous decisions to allow so-called, “less-violent” criminals out of jail– claiming that “the jails are too crowded!” So, we have many criminals out in the streets, all over dangerous, ignorant, liberal areas of the country! America’s good citizens are not safe at all, in those areas! They ought to round up all the liberal-leftist DA’s, and lock them up in jail for good– and throw away the keys!
I often wonder: Planned Parenthood says if a woman takes a “Plan B” pill within 3 days of unprotected sex, a woman won’t get pregnant. I would imagine that is not something PP would support. No unwanted pregnancy, no business.
They are making money from the manufacturing and selling of the pills.
And with no unwanted pregnancies, there are no abortions! Plan B is a miracle abortion-stopper. Let’s start distributing those pills to reduce the number of abortions.
No, such pills can deform or kill the developing child and harm the mother. Women can bleed to death at home and have other problems. Good doctors do all they can to save both if possible. If the mother is in serious danger, a child can be delivered early with the physician trying to save it if possible, or it can be delivered by caesarian section. Catholic surgeons have always been able to take out ectopic pregnancies to save mother’s lives when abortion was illegal previously. Indirect killing is not considered an abortion, just the direct killing of the child.
By the way good prolife doctors — and abortionists, when they are honest — admit that serious complications to the woman do not appear until the child (fetus– Latin for little one) is usually developed far enough along to survive outside the womb with help. If the child is not, it will die, but that is not a direct killing. One abortionist admitted that none of the abortions he performed were ever needed to save the life of the woman. He later gave up the practice.
Long ago, when I was in college, if you were a promiscuous boy or girl, or if a girl got pregnant out-of-wedlock, you got expelled from school. Period. Kids need to be taught good discipline, and to grow up with good habits of life. And they need to study, and be serious about their education. We used to have curfews, with stern consequences for any student living on campus, who violated curfew, coming in late from a date or social activity.
And get expelled if you get raped by a male student because it has to have been your fault.
The good old days were not good for a lot of people.
No. In those days, there were very few cases of rape. Crime was much lower than it is today. We didn’t even have to worry about locking our doors! We knew everyone in our neighborhoods. Women were respected. Kids were taught good morals, responsibility, and were expected to behave well. Boys treated girls with much more respect. Kids typically got married in their late teens/early 20s. They were ready for adult roles snd responsibilities. We had a much better country, with higher standards, higher education achievement even by grade school graduation, and more intelligent, mature people. No “pop culture”- infested, babyish, immature, immoral, substandard media, filling vulnerable, ignorant kids’ minds and lives with trash. It wasn’t allowed and didn’t exist.
Oh yeah, it was a good time with segregation and other nice things, right?
Ever seen Student Ballrooms with large, expansive wooden dance floors, in a university Student Union building? Before the era of “rock bands,” and “rock dances” with kids in blue jeans, some “high” on dope, very sick—- colleges used to hold lovely, formal dances, with young people dressed in formal attire, performing ballroom dances to an excellent school orchestra. Billy Graham once said that on his first date with his wife, Ruth, he took her to a lovely college production of the “Messiah,” at Christmas. Both were formally dressed– like adults. And they had a lovely evening! Even in the Depression, and during and after WWII, Americans could find ways to work around poverty and shortages of goods, for special events. There was respect for church and society– and for yourself! No horrific, two-year-old style “freedoms” to act like the “terrible, temper-tantrum twos”– or, violent, destructive juvenile delinquents. Sickening!