Whereas 1 in 4 women in the United States will have an abortion before the age of 45; Whereas approximately 22 million women and girls of reproductive age live in States where abortion is heavily restricted; Whereas over 1 in 3 women, plus more trans and nonbinary people, have lost access to abortion in their home States; Whereas the most common reason to end a pregnancy is due to potential interference with education, work, or the ability to care for dependents; Whereas nearly 50 percent of abortion patients have incomes below the poverty level; Whereas women living in poverty have a rate of unintended pregnancy that is five times higher than those with middle-class or upper-class incomes; Whereas unintended pregnancy remains the most common among poor women, women of color, and women without a high school education; Whereas Black women are twice as likely to have an unintended pregnancy than White women; Whereas Black women account for 38 percent of all abortions; Whereas Black women founded the Reproductive Justice movement in 1994 to address the lack of intersectionality and racial justice in the existing abortion rights movement; Whereas Black women are almost three times more likely than White women in the United States to die from childbirth; Whereas the risk of dying in childbirth is 14 times higher than the risk of dying from a safe abortion; Whereas the impacts of maternal mortality and increasing abortion restrictions are closely related to each other and both rooted in persistent structural racism and sexism; Whereas LGBTQI+ individuals experience major disparities in abortion and reproductive care; Whereas an estimated 16 percent of individuals having abortions do not identify as heterosexual women; Whereas several hundred transgender and nonbinary individuals obtain abortions annually at facilities that do not provide gender-affirming health care; Whereas abortion care and gender affirming care are both fundamental to the bodily autonomy of LGBTQI+ individuals