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How Trump Threatens a Woman’s Right to Reproductive Health Care
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How Trump Threatens a Woman’s Right to Reproductive Health Care

Faced with President-elect Trump's threat to repeal the Affordable Care Act, women must consider long-term options for contraceptives.

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The Affordable Care Act, or ACA, has provided millions of women with access to reproductive health care. Now, with President-elect Donald Trump taking office, America faces the possibility that he will follow through on his threat to repeal the ACA. Women must consider long-term options for contraceptives—such as the intrauterine device, or IUD, or the patch—to protect their right to reproductive health care in Trump’s America.

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Narrator: Jamila Perritt

Aki Suzuki is a Video Editor at the Center for American Progress. Andrew Satter is the Director of Video at the Center. Jamila K. Taylor is a Senior Fellow at the Center. Kaitlin Holmes is a Special Assistant for the Women’s Initiative at the Center.

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Aki Suzuki

Video Editor

Andrew Satter

Senior Director, Video

Jamila Taylor

Senior Fellow; Director, Women’s Health and Rights

Kaitlin Holmes

Research Assistant

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