Even excluding maternity coverage, the National Women's Law Center found that nearly one-third of the most commonly sold insurance plans charged women aged 25 to 40 at least 30 percent more than men for the same coverage.

stfuconservatives:

newshour:

What’s at Stake for Women as Supreme Court Weighs Health Reform?

Read that again: EXCLUDING maternity coverage. So even when they’re not directly punishing us for having the power to create new life, they’re overcharging us. Disgusting.

Isn’t this a 14th Amendment issue? Tom Perez?

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