Colorado is fighting one of the worst ballot measures in the country this November. Amendment 67, also known as "Personhood", would give a fertilized egg the same rights as an adult human.

If Amendment 67 were to pass, Colorado's 2.6 million women would face the harshest attacks on their rights anywhere in the country.

Abortion would be illegal in all instances, even cases of rape, incest or to save the life of the mother. Many common forms of birth control, including the IUD and emergency contraception, would be illegal.

Which is why what just happened here in Colorado is so perplexing and terrible.

The No on 67 campaign submitted an ad from a rape survivor asking people to oppose Amendment 67. Hulu has declined to run the ad. Hulu claims they don't run ads that "advocate a controversial political or other public position."

Which may come as a surprise to many of us who have watched Hulu lately as we have been hammered with political ads from all sides.

So why not an ad from a rape survivor asking voters to oppose something as terrible as Amendment 67, which would have given the women's attacker more rights to her body than her?

Here is the request sent by the No on 67 campaign to Hulu asking them to reconsider their decision not to air the campaign's ad:
Here is Hulu's response

Here is the ad from a rape survivor Hulu is refusing to run.
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Hey Hulu, it's 2014. It's OK to talk about ladyparts, including abortion. Because women are under constant attack and the only way they can fight back is if they talk about it.

Want to do something to stand up to Hulu and all those others attacking the rights of Colorado's 2.6 million women. Go hear, learn more, take action.

SIGN THE PETITION: #HuluLetHerSpeak
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Add your name to thousands of other and tell Hulu to let the rape survivor's ad air on Hulu.
Then go here and donate a few bucks to help fight Colorado's terrible Amendment 67

Defeat the Attempt to Ban All Abortion in Colorado
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Colorado is ground zero in the fight for women's rights. Help protect those rights this November.