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Olivia Rodrigo stops distribution of morning-after pill at her concerts

Contraceptives and Plan B were distributed at Olivia Rodrigo’s concerts leading to controversy between abortion organizations, conservatives, and women's sexual health groups.
Some praised the initiative, while others accused Rodrigo of operating "abortion dispensaries" at her shows.
Although abortions are illegal in Missouri, there are no laws against distributing emergency contraception.

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The Guardian

Olivia Rodrigo stops distribution of morning-after pill at her concerts

Singer was praised for earlier allowing distribution of Plan B at her shows, but is now stepping back citing the presence of children

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Global News

Olivia Rodrigo fans given contraceptives, morning-after pills at her Missouri show - National

The condoms and morning-after pills were distributed by The Missouri Abortion Fund as part of a package, using Olivia Rodrigo's branding.

1 month ago·Toronto, Canada

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Variety

Abortion Funds at Olivia Rodrigo Concerts No Longer Allowed to Distribute Contraceptives: ‘Sexual Health Tools’ Are Seen as ‘Promiscuous’

Abortion organizations hosted at Olivia Rodrigo’s “Guts” tour will no longer be distributing emergency contraceptives at the singer’s concerts. Organizers tell Variety that after widespread media attention, local abortion funds were told Thursday afternoon that they were no longer allowed to hand out free emergency birth control pills and other reproductive health resources at the […]

1 month ago·Los Angeles, United States

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