Wal-Mart - the nation's largest retail pharmacy - has been denying millions of American women the opportunity to prevent unintended pregnancy.
The store has refused to stock the "morning-after pill", or Plan B, a legally approved birth control option for women.
The good news is that three Massachusetts women who sued Wal-Mart recently won their battle in Massachusetts, forcing Wal-Mart to stock Plan B in their state. But there are still 49 other states where women don't have access to this form of contraception at Wal-Mart! And in areas where Wal-Mart has eliminated all other retail competition, Wal-Mart can often be a woman's only pharmacy option.
Join NARAL Pro-Choice America to demand that Wal-Mart to stock the morning-after pill in all its stores in every state!
It's time to tell Wal-Mart's CEO Lee Scott that it is neither his nor anyone's place to decide which medicines women have the right to take. As a retail pharmacy, it is Wal-Mart's job to stock any and all legally-approved medications.
Call on Wal-Mart to end this blatant act of discrimination against women and to fufill its duty to provide access to the "morning-after pill" today!
We signed the “Tell Wal-Mart to Stop Blocking the Sale of Birth Control!” petition!
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3:18 pm PST, Mar 29,Macédo Marie, France
eguality of right
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2:36 pm PST, Mar 29,Jennifer R. Anderson, Florida
I am no longer shopping at wally mart. For this and many other reasons (no health care!!)
HOW DARE ANYONE TAKE AWAY MY RIGHT TO MY BODY AND MY CHOICES!!!!!!!!!
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2:22 pm PST, Mar 29,Cheryl Lewis, United Kingdom
unwanted children are not happy children!
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2:16 pm PST, Mar 29,Name not displayed, Georgia
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1:33 pm PST, Mar 29,An Hauquier, Belgium
They should try to put themselves into the position of women. What if a woman in raped and has an urgent need for a morning after-pill? Even if you don't approve of 'abortion', you should think about different women in very various circumstances.
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1:32 pm PST, Mar 29,Joe Zillner, Florida
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1:26 pm PST, Mar 29,Melanie Mckee, Texas
The morning pill is a hell of a lot easier to accept than aborting a baby at a clinic. I've always disliked Wal Mart they are sneaky and aren't good to their employees. They also send employees out to other stores with price guns...sneaky $#%&*.
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1:23 pm PST, Mar 29,Catherine Anderson, California
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12:39 pm PST, Mar 29,Mary Weinberger, California
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12:19 pm PST, Mar 29,Pat Allgood, Oklahoma
i will not be shopping at Walmart again. i am contacting all of my friends and family and urging them to do the same. i think i'm going to have a lot of success when i tell they that they can't buy their birth control at Walmart..because Walmart wants to push their values off on the customers...customers who made them who they are.
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11:26 am PST, Mar 29,Name not displayed, Texas
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10:59 am PST, Mar 29,Kim Jenio, Michigan
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10:45 am PST, Mar 29,Sarah Thompson, South Carolina
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9:42 am PST, Mar 29,Jane Patterson, North Carolina
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9:20 am PST, Mar 29,MELANIE PICKETT, Illinois
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8:38 am PST, Mar 29,Kenneth Hasenfus, Massachusetts
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7:38 am PST, Mar 29,Kristin Krahmer, Idaho
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7:37 am PST, Mar 29,JoAnn Lowry, Indiana
Your pharmacists are not physicians. They have no right to assume the reason for the presciptions they are asked to fill. As a woman who has used "the Pill" for control of excessive menstrual bleeding, disabling menstrual cramping, fainting spells and vomitting and diarrhea with my periods when I was a young girl, I know that these medications have perfectly acceptable applications, other than birth control. I cannot imagine how much I would have suffered without them. I was not sexually active and would have been embarrassed to death if the pharmacist had hassled me over my legally prescibed mecication.
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7:22 am PST, Mar 29,Tina Evett, Alabama
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3:10 am PST, Mar 29,Mother Earths Child, Texas
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1:25 am PST, Mar 29,Bonnefooi Corn, Netherlands
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12:24 am PST, Mar 29,Name not displayed, Kansas
Umm, Wal-Mart DOES stock the morning-after pill now, nationwide. I believe individual pharmacists have the option of refusing to dispense it (but this is law - Wal-Mart, or any other company can't MAKE an individual dispense it). The bigger danger with the morning-after pill right now is with discussion to pull it off the American market again EVERYWHERE, since a few women have died after using it. And every other kind of birth control always has been and is still on their shelves.
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12:11 am PST, Mar 29,Alexis Komninidis, Greece
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10:09 pm PST, Mar 28,Name not displayed, Washington
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10:01 pm PST, Mar 28,Terry Cleary, California
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9:12 pm PST, Mar 28,Chanel Merritt, Washington
News flash Walmart-your not the supreme court.
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7:54 pm PST, Mar 28,Name not displayed, Canada
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7:02 pm PST, Mar 28,Crystal Wild, California
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6:05 pm PST, Mar 28,Eileen Clyde, Canada
Do we need more people that are hungry, less educated and abused? Or could we just simply let women choose.