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In a recent interview, actor and comedian Natalie Morales spoke to the Guardian about her fight for reproductive rights, her own coming out journey and her film Plan B.

The Guardian's Andrew Lawrence reports:

One of the main things in it is the conscience clause, a law that already exists in many states and is growing in others where a pharmacist can deny a prescription to anybody based on their personal beliefs, even if that prescription is legal," Morales said of the film during a Zoom call earlier this month...

Not only that, but many places are trying to outlaw the Plan B pill - which is not even an abortifacient! I've never understood why, if you're against abortion, you would also be against contraceptives. That has never made sense to me."