Neither our government, nor state, nor public institution has the right to rescind our rights to bodily integrity. Reproductive rights in this country are being trampled on, but only in regards to women. That is sexual discrimination and it needs to end.
Family planning methods are an integral part of preventative health care. Economically speaking, they also make fiscal sense. People of faith are entitled to not to make use of this type of care if it conflicts with their beliefs, however their religious rights do not trump another persons human rights.
Many women in this country do not have the luxury of choosing a secular hospital for either medical care or employment. They should not be denied equal care or equal coverage by virtue of geography.
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