Birth control is essential to our reproductive freedom and should be accessible to all who need it.

I'm grateful for the progress we've made, and I'll keep fighting to pass our #AffordabilityIsAccess Act to #FreeThePill & make free OTC birth control a reality for everyone.

The extremist MAGA agenda is dangerous, cruel & putting women’s lives at risk.

Women’s health care decisions should be made between a woman & her doctor – not politicians.

I will never stop fighting to reinstate women's right to choose their own pathways in life.

Can’t believe we have to say this, but birth control should always be available to everyone who needs it. I will always fight to protect American freedoms along with my colleagues in the Pro-Choice Caucus. #FreeThePill

Birth control pills have empowered women & girls to control their own bodies, their own health care, & their own futures.

We must fight back against extremist attacks on our health care.

Today is #FreeThePill Day, a reminder that birth control should be accessible to everyone who needs and wants it. I'm committed to protecting and expanding access to contraceptive care because decisions about your body shouldn't be made by politicians.

Today marks 64 years since the FDA approved the first birth control pill, a milestone for reproductive rights.

With access to contraception under scrutiny, I'm proud to cosponsor the Right to Contraception Act, so we can finally enshrine access to birth control in law.

#OTD in 1960, the FDA approved the 1st birth control pill. For the past 64 yrs, contraception has been critical to women’s health, freedom, & economic success.

I’ll always fight back against anti-abortion extremists who have set their sights on restricting contraception access.

It’s official! The Opill® is on shelves nationwide–no Rx or ID needed! The release of the first over the counter birth control continues our work to ensure #ReproductiveFreedom for all. #FreeThePill

#OTD in 1960, the U.S. FDA approved the first birth control pill — granting Americans unprecedented control over their own lives.
 
Today, we continue that progress with Opill® and our fight to ensure contraception is accessible to all.  

#FreeThePill

Birth control is basic health care that should be accessible for everyone.

Today, I join Pro-Choice Caucus to say #FreeThePill and recommit to safeguarding access to contraceptive care, so everyone can make the best decision for their bodies, lives, and futures!

On this day in 1960, the U.S. FDA approved the first-ever birth control pill.

64 years later, the right to contraception is still being challenged by extreme judges and politicians.

I won't rest until all our reproductive freedoms are protected across America. #FreeThePill

64 years ago, the FDA approved the first birth control pill. Now, reproductive health care – even contraception – is under attack.

Case in point: 92% of House Republicans voted against a bill to ensure access to contraceptives nationwide.

We cannot let them take us backwards.

#OnThisDay in 1960, the FDA approved the first birth control pill. But today, our right to use FDA-approved contraception of our choice is under attack. That's why I've cosponsored the Right to the Contraception Act. Yesterday, I voted again to have the House to consider it.

On #FreeThePillDay , the anniversary of the first FDA-approved birth control pill in 1960, I renew my commitment to protect every woman's freedom to choose the birth control that's best for them.
 
Birth control is basic health care, and it should be affordable and accessible.

Contraception is one of the most important advancements for women's health. The most popular form of it – the birth control pill – was born right here in Massachusetts.
 
60 years later, I'm committed to protecting every woman's right to contraception. wgbh.org/news/local/201…

Today is #FreeThePill Day, a reminder that birth control must be accessible to *everyone* who wants and needs it.
 
As a member of the Pro-Choice Caucus, I'll keep fighting to safeguard access to contraceptive care.

#OTD 64 years ago, U.S. FDA approved the first birth control pill. Thanks to The White House's leadership, over-the-counter birth control hit shelves in March 2024!

I'll continue fighting back against Republicans' extreme attacks on contraception. #FreeThePill

Today is #FreeThePill Day, marking the anniversary of the first FDA-approved birth control pill in 1960.

In 2024, the Pro-Choice Caucus is still fighting to make sure birth control is accessible to *everyone* who needs it, because reproductive care is essential.

64 years ago, the FDA authorized the first oral contraceptive. Today, birth control remains vital for millions of Women in the US.

Despite current attacks on reproductive rights, I promise to do everything in my power to protect a woman’s right to choose when to start a family.

In 1960, the FDA approved the first birth control pill. Today, MAGA extremists aren’t just attacking abortion, they are also coming for contraception and reproductive health care.

Birth control pills are safe, effective, and necessary. We must protect birth control access.