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Video: Birth Control Rally Draws Supporters, Opponents

On Friday, a student-organized rally on the University of Texas at Austin campus applauded reforms intended to increase access to birth control for women. Counterprotesters responded with their own anti-birth control message.

by Todd Wiseman and Thanh Tan

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On Friday, a student-organized rally on the University of Texas at Austin campus applauded reforms intended to increase womens' access to birth control. Counterprotesters responded with their own anti-birth control message.

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