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So in terms of the policy, it's actually got worse.

So it's been reintroduced by every Republican president since Ronald Reagan, including Trump, who's extended it.

And essentially it means that organizations that provide any kind of sexual health services

often have their funding cut because generally public health measures tell you that

you have to mention abortion because, you know, it's a good public health measure.

If you don't mention it, more women die.

So obviously any health organisation is going to mention it, even if they don't provide

that care.

But if they do, they don't get US funding.

Welcome to Doing It with me, Hannah Witten, where we talk all things, sex, relationships, dating and our bodies.

Hi everyone, welcome back to Doing It. I'm really excited to share this episode with you because it's one of those ones where I felt like I learned so much from my guest and I

really hope that you do too. So this week my guest is Dr. Annabelle Showamimo. She is the founder

of decolonizing contraception and they are a non-profit community organization created by people of color working in sexual and reproductive health.

They provide resources and run events and workshops and they crowdfunded for the first sex fest.

So it is happening on the 18th of April in Camden and I believe tickets are on sale now and they describe it as a

sexual health and well-being event for people of colour. Annabelle is a community sexual and

reproductive health doctor and she founded decolonising contraception in 2018.

In this episode, we talk about racism in sexual and reproductive health,

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