#ThxBirthControl

“Thanks, birth control” says a loan baseball cap in a bed of flowers lining the front door of the Supreme Court for #RBG pic.twitter.com/Y5b7l0bZRA

— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) September 19, 2020

Pills at 18, the ring at 19, BS & BA at 22, IUD at 23, MPH at 26, MD at 28, Baby at 33, IUD back until next baby… #ThxBirthControl Everyone should have access to the birth control method they need, when they need it. That’s why we need to #ProtectX pic.twitter.com/0cf4IQR4KM

— Johana Oviedo (@DrJoOviedo) November 13, 2019

"I was nervous about the side effects the hormones would cause. However, I have found it to be life-changing!" #thxbirthcontrol https://t.co/KSxGEN3HwY

— Bustle (@bustle) November 13, 2019

Reproductive freedom requires access to affordable contraception, and it’s under attack.

If birth control has changed your life, take a moment today to say it out loud. #ThxBirthControl

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 13, 2019

In Colorado, access to birth control is making an extraordinary difference. No wonder that 88% of 18-34 year olds think everyone in the U.S. deserves such access. We’ll keep fighting for access to birth control @COAttnyGeneral.
#ThxBirthControlhttps://t.co/QrmPx3IYin

— Phil Weiser (@pweiser) November 13, 2019

"Over the counter birth control pills could be another step toward empowering young people to take responsibility for their sexual and reproductive health. And it’s something teens like me want." #thxbirthcontrol https://t.co/FPTn0vB4ce

— Teen Vogue (@TeenVogue) November 13, 2019

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What does having a birth control method that works for you and your body mean in your life? Join us in saying #ThxBirthControl! Video description: A white woman with short brown hair wearing @bymara’s grey 'ILY' sweatshirt. This video's transcript is available in the comments section. #deafsexeducation #sexeducationinasl #sexeducationforall #inclusivesexeducation #deafsexed #deafsexeducator #ThxBirthControl

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We’re rocking our swag for #thxbirthcontrol day! We’re proud to support @bedsider and @powertodecide on this day and every day! Birth control is freedom. || Photograph by @alexiousr

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A memory from four years ago made its way to my timeline: “#thxbirthcontrol because I’m not sure kids are for me.” I didn’t even remember writing the post, but I do remember that uncertainty and hesitance in my beliefs. Now, that uncertainty has evolved into something more certain, more intuitive, more settled. I’ve become increasingly vocal in my desires over the last year, but no matter how confident I am in my statements, no matter from which angle I present my case, there’s always someone who says, “You’ll change your mind.” If this is you, take note. This year, I partnered with @bedsider to say #thxbirthcontrol for another year. Another year of certainty, another year of clarity, and another year of living my truth. What’s yours? #sexELDucation #sexELD . . . [image description available in alt text]

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Why is our department saying #ThxBirthControl today and everyday? Because it gives you freedom and a future full of possibility! Excited to be part of the movement today! Get inspired: powertodecide.org/thxbirthcontrol @bedsider #womenshealth #condom #iud #birthcontrol #birthcontrolpill #birthcontrolshot #vaginalring #birthcontrolpatch #birthcontrolimplant #wustlobgyn

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“Any reason is a good enough reason, because you know what’s best for your body” -@thesweetfeminist #thxbirthcontrol

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