USA TodayTexas abortion law critics are targeting these corporate donors and Texas-based companies
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : You really can't be on the sidelines," said Cecile Richards, past president of Planned Parenthood and current co-chair of American Bridge 21st Century.46% : ►Texas doctor performs abortion: Texas doctor defies new state law and performs abortion past six weeks of pregnancy
35% : Organized by the Women's March, hundreds of protests took place across the nation to decry the Texas law banning abortion after six weeks.
26% : AT&T said in a statement it does not take a position on the issue of abortion or endorse the law known as Senate Bill 8, and gave money to legislators on both sides.
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