Proposition O on San Francisco’s November ballot would bolster reproductive healthcare in the city by loosening zoning laws, providing more information to patients seeking an abortion, and creating financial resources for them.
It would also require signs to be installed at anti-abortion clinics known as limited-service pregnancy centers or crisis pregnancy centers to make the difference clear.
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