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Miley Cyrus (and 160 other stars) against the measure that could make abortion illegal in the US

Many big Hollywood stars also took to the field to protect the constitutional right to abortion that, in all likelihood, after the United States Senate blocked the measure that would have turned the Supreme Court ruling that made it legal into law, it will fall in late June. A historical issue that inflames the US, which is causing protests across the country and now too actresses, singers, modelsthey decided to do their part.

In all 160 big names, from Miley Cyrus to Ariana Grande and then Hailey Bieber, Billie Eilish, Kendall Jenner, Selena Gomez, Camila Cabello, Demi Lovatosignatories of an announcement published on the New York Times for the campaign Bans Off Our Bodiespromoted by Planned Parenthooda historic American association that has been fighting for years to raise awareness of restrictions on abortion, for the right to health care of women who request it, for freedom of choice.

«The Supreme Court – reads the page published by the New York Times – is about to cancel Roe v. Wade (the sentence that made abortion legal in the US, ed). Our power to plan our future and control our bodies depends on ours ability to access sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion“. «We are artists. Creative. Tell Stories. We are the generation that has control over their actions. Now – we read on the page of the American newspaper – they are robbing us of this power ».

Our bodies are ours, if they are not, we cannot be truly free or equal», Says the Planned Parenthood campaign, and with this motto on May 14 protests are held in every corner of the United States.

Demonstrations to claim the right of choice of 36 million American women which could be affected by a measure that would represent a sensational, and dangerous, turnaround in terms of rights.

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Source: Vanity Fair

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