Attleboro, Massachusetts:  The article sheds light on the deceptive practices of anti-abortion centers, specifically highlighting a case in Attleboro, Massachusetts. These centers, often located near legitimate reproductive health clinics, use misleading names and advertising to trick people into seeking services under the guise of providing abortion care. However, they are not licensed medical institutions and instead aim to dissuade individuals from accessing abortion services through disinformation and unethical practices.

The article emphasizes that these centers target vulnerable populations, including low-income individuals and communities of color, with the promise of free services, often leading to dangerous outcomes due to misinformation and lack of proper medical care. A specific incident is cited where a patient was misled about her pregnancy status at an anti-abortion center, resulting in a medical emergency.

The piece underscores the need for public education as a tool to combat these deceptive practices, highlighting efforts in Massachusetts where a public education campaign has been launched to inform residents about the dangers of these centers. It advocates for grassroots efforts, especially in states where such centers are supported, to educate communities on how to identify and avoid these facilities while ensuring access to legitimate reproductive health care. The article concludes by providing resources for those seeking abortion care.