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Bette Midler

Bette Midler has suggested that women should go on a sex strike to protest the new anti-abortion bill in Texas.

TheĀ Hocus Pocus star tweeted her thoughts last week, after the reproductive rights of women were taken away in Texas following the passing of a new restrictive law which prevents women from legally terminating a pregnancy after six weeks.

ā€œI suggest that all women refuse to have sex with men until they are guaranteed the right to choose by Congress,ā€ she tweeted on Friday (September 3).

The new legislation,Ā Senate Bill 8, prohibits the abortion of a foetus once cardiac activity can be detected, which is generally around six weeks, before most women even know they are pregnant.

It makes no exception for victims of rape or incest, and authorises citizens to sue abortion providers or anyone involved in facilitating an abortion. The US Supreme Court refused to block the bill before its enactment last Wednesday (September 1), which, according to theĀ New York Times, now makes Texas the most restrictive US state in terms of access to abortion services.

Nancy Sinatra responded to Midler’s tweet, saying: “My dad actually suggested that decades ago.”

Rosanna Arquette also commented on the debate. ā€œBut then again men with angry Guns and rape not being a much of a crime in Texas. Watch this space,” she wrote.

Billie Eilish has also weighed in on the new Texas bill, saying ā€œI really wish men cared more”.

ā€œIā€™m so fucking tired,ā€ she wrote on Instagram stories. ā€œMakes me sick how many men say nothing when it comes to womenā€™s rights.ā€

As perĀ Insider, she also reposted an image that read: ā€œIf you and your ā€˜homiesā€™ or brosā€™ arenā€™t talking about the abortion laws in Texas, chances are youā€™re part of a problem.ā€

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