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Frida Ghitis: Poll: 69 percent of Americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases.
She says Democrats need to reframe abortion as a winning issue in nonfeminist terms.
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice trains community leaders to talk to neighbors about reproductive rights.
Ghitis says Latinos have played large roles in getting abortion-rights on the ballot in Florida and Arizona .
Just 12 percent of the general electorate considers abortion access a leading issue, according to a 2022 national survey, that number was 19 percent among Latinos .
The Democratic Party doesn't need to pander to those voters, or pass a rhetorical purity test on women’s rights to galvanize them.
Democrats need to focus on all the other voters, who may not care about feminism but do care about their families’ health.
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