Women Are Sending Donald Trump Their Birth Control Bills
Women are taking a different approach to combatting Trump.
It was announced earlier by Trump that he would enact a law where employers are not required to offer birth control coverage. In response to this, women are sending their birth control bills to Donald Trump. Through different women organizations like KeepBCFree.com and Planned Parenthood, women can calculate their yearly birth control bills to send to the president. So far more than 1,000 women have created and sent in their yearly invoice to the white house. Birth control can be as high as $1,111 per year with the cheapest option at $600. This new law will put women in poor situations regarding their health. Showing Trump the costs and impact this change is having on women is a great way to get the word out and oppose his decision.
Showing the president the costs and impact this change is having on women is a great way to get the word out and oppose his decision. Birth control is used for multiple health reasons and showing the necessary uses for it is enlightening. This is an interesting approach to fighting for the rights of women’s health. Hopefully, there is a resolution that can be made to ensure the safety of women’s health is intact.
View some of twitter’s reaction below.
Since he’s the expert on what’s best for women & everything, why not let HIM pay for?! https://t.co/PfJC2dvQ2d
— JWOWW (@JENNIWOWW) October 26, 2017
Women spend millions on #BirthControl so let’s send @realDonaldTrump the bill. https://t.co/pH8sEaf4Oq https://t.co/j3roFH5381 #HandsOffMyBC pic.twitter.com/T05y2FtlCz
— Jessica Biel (@JessicaBiel) October 25, 2017
Birth control costs women millions, so I sent @realDonaldTrump the bill.
Let’s flood ‘em w/ invoices. https://t.co/1mZDneO5lW #HandsOffMyBC pic.twitter.com/qaIhnyXrFY— Kate Mara (@katemara) October 27, 2017
Send Trump your birth control bill pic.twitter.com/eoXdpcY0wv
— Melissa Flores (@melissaflores) October 27, 2017
I am AMBITIOUS. I am DEPENDABLE. I am a COMMUNICATOR.
My name is Amira Borders and I am a junior at the University of Oregon. I am a team worker and dependable in work settings. I believe I can be a true leader at any time. I hope to graduate from the University of Oregon in the Spring of 2019 with a degree in Journalism and a minor in Business. I would like to work somewhere in the media professions whether it’s magazines, radio, advertising or PR.
