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What does the Affordable Health Care for America Act (H.R. 3962) Mean for Women?
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Did You Know?8 States (Idaho, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Wyoming) and the District of Columbia still do not prohibit insurance discrimination against domestic violence survivors. Arkansas passed a law earlier this year banning the practice. |
Why Reform Matters
The National Women’s Law Center project Reform Matters: Making Real Progress for Women and Health Care provides women’s policy advocates with the tools to be active and vocal advocates in the fight for progressive health care reform on the national and state levels.
Being a Woman is Not a Pre-Existing Condition
Women pay more and get less coverage. Yet we've been left out of the health care debate on reform. It's time to make our voices heard.
Learn more about our new public education campaign at www.AWomanIsNotAPreExistingCondition.com
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