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Why is green the color of the fight for abortion rights?
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Gleaning Hope From Latin America's Abortion Rights Revolution | The Nation
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Latin America can now lead the way on abortion rights | Women's Rights | Al Jazeera
From Argentina to Mexico to Colombia to D.C.: How green became the color of abortion rights - The Washington Post
Green Tide” Reaches Mexico as Oaxaca Decriminalizes Abortion | NACLA
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From Argentina to Mexico to Colombia to D.C.: How green became the color of abortion rights - The Washington Post
Peru Should Provide Comprehensive Reproductive Care for Girls | Human Rights Watch
From Argentina to Mexico to Colombia to D.C.: How green became the color of abortion rights - The Washington Post
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Why is green the color of the fight for abortion rights?
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