Disney to cover travel cost for employees seeking reproductive care

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Disney to cover travel cost for employees seeking reproductive care

The Walt Disney Co. on Friday said it will cover travel expenses for employees seeking family planning or reproductive care following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling overturning the Roe v. Wade ruling that protected a woman’s right to abortion.

The company’s benefits will cover the cost of employees who need to travel to another location to access care, including to obtain an abortion, it said. The Florida law, which is scheduled to take effect on July 1, is patterned after Mississippi’s 15-week ban that was at the center of the Supreme Court ruling.

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Reproductive care=killing babies. Orwellian

Demand for abortion in Hawaii clinics is going to go through the roof.

Nice DISTRACTION Trudeau says: 'We did not put any undue influence or pressure' in the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting investigation…but ANY political pressure UNDUE or not on Police by government , is ILLEGAL in a democracy..!!!! So Trudeau just BROKE the LAW a “little” again..?

They should hand out condoms and birth control pills with the paychecks and reduce their carbon footprint.

Should be correctly labeled anti-reproductive care.

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