The UN’s response on overturning Roe v Wade

The United States is only 1 of 7 countries that is NOT a part of the international convention that protects women’s human rights! The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) protects women around the world. They are now calling for change to protect the uterus owning population in United States.

https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/07/1121862

This is the most current map of bans as of today. This includes the 7 states with a complete ban on abortions.

“We’ll then, don’t have sex?”

My friend asked me once about this situation: man and woman have sex. Woman gets pregnant but wants to abort the baby. Man wants to keep the baby. What about the man’s rights?

I told him what women have been told for ages: if you don’t agree with your partner about what to do if a pregnancy occurs, you shouldn’t be having sex to begin with. Keep you business in your pants!

Her body, her choice.

He didn’t like my answer.

CBS News – Brittney Poolaw

Manslaughter conviction of 21-year-old Oklahoma woman who suffered miscarriage sparks outcry

Pregnancy advocates and others on social media are expressing outrage after a 21-year-old Oklahoma woman was convicted of first-degree manslaughter earlier this month for having a miscarriage, which the prosecutor blamed on her alleged use of methamphetamine.

Brittney Poolaw, who is a member of the Comanche Nation, according to the Comanche County Detention Center, was sentenced on October 6 by a jury to four years in state prison. Poolaw’s attorney filed a notice of intent to appeal on October 15.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/brittany-poolaw-manslaughter-miscarriage-pregnancy/

MAYDAY is…

what is MAYDAY.

the idea for MAYDAY started on the Friday the Dobbs decision came out. while discussing the issue with my husband, he poised the question “well, if you feel so passionately about it, what are you going to do?” at the time, i didn’t have a good answer, either for him or for myself.

so i thought about it. two days later, i found my answer.

in the book by Margaret Atwood titled The Handmaid’s Tale (along with the Hulu series of the same name), there is a secret organization called MAYDAY that helps get women out of Gilead and to safety. it a nondescript phrase that has safety in it’s simplicity. i decided it would be a great name to use to help identify those who support individual’s reproductive rights.

MAYDAY was created for women and individuals with uterues to save their rights. MAYDAY can be used to safely identify those of us who believe that there is a crisis for individuals reproductive rights in the united states. MAYDAY is a cry for action, to save women and those with uteruses. MAYDAY says you have rights that deserve to be protected.

MAYDAY will be used as a clearinghouse for information on reproductive rights and how to best and legally obtain family planning needs in the united states, no matter your geographical location. MAYDAY is our rescue phrase and rallying cry.

we will be shortly debuting merchandise so that the word will be spread about MAYDAY. each piece of merchandise will feature a QR code leading to this website, which will have information on how to obtain family planning needs and how to connect to organizations that can help, as well as news and other information on reproductive rights in the united states.

a portion of the proceeds of merchandise sales will go to the Trust Women Clinic – Pro Choice OKC, a boots-on-the-ground organization providing direct support to women and those with uteruses in need of family planning options that may be limited by their geographical location. we are happy to partner with this organization initially and look to expand the organizations we support in the future.

thank you for your interest in MAYDAY. please help spread the word. look for merch to be debuted soon.