Cards Against Humanity is donating all of its income from 22 states to the National Network of Abortion Funds, the corporate stated Wednesday. The listing of states whose income will likely be donated embody governments which have both banned, restricted, or will doubtless prohibit, abortion entry. The transfer comes over a month after the Supreme Court overturned the constitutional proper to an abortion within the United States.

The firm introduced the information with the edgy aptitude it and its video games are identified for. “Your state sucks,” the pinnacle of the web site begins with stated in all white, daring textual content. “Today, we are releasing some new packs,” the web site stated. “But while the packs were being printed, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and your state immediately turned itself into a dystopian forced-birth hellscape.”

If you reside within the following states, all income out of your purchases with Cards Against Humanity (not simply the brand new card packs), will go to supporting the National Network of Abortion Funds: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

You can take a look at the total listing of recent packs on the web site as effectively. The choices embody a Scary Pack with playing cards about intercourse gremlins and serial killers, a Written by Kids Pack with playing cards written by “actual children,” a Picture Card Pack, and a brand new model of the Climate Catastrophe Pack, if you wish to lean into the doom and gloom much more. This isn’t the primary time the corporate has gotten political. In 2018, the corporate gave out free expansions to registered voters in 5 states to get out the vote.

Though identified for its cheeky voice, the corporate has modified loads for the reason that first pack was launched in 2011. In 2020, co-founder Max Temkin stepped down following allegations that he fostered what employees characterised as a racist and sexist firm tradition that disproportionately affected Black staff. Sexual assault allegations towards co-founder Max Temkin additionally reemerged on the time. Employees later introduced that they might be unionizing following the allegations as effectively.

The board recreation firm shared the donation alongside a ballot that it ran asking folks in regards to the reversal of Roe v. Wade. In a FAQ on the donation, the makers deal with attainable skeptics of the transfer. To that finish, here’s what the web site has to say: “Why don’t you stick to fingering your asshole while watching the Home Shopping Network?”