It’s hard to believe that in 2016 we have to defend access to birth control coverage. But we do. And we need your help.
This spring the Supreme Court deadlocked in Zubik v. Burwell, a major birth control case that would allow certain bosses to use their religion to make it more difficult, if not impossible, for women to get the birth control coverage they need.
Here’s where you come in. In response to the Court’s order, the Department of Health and Human Services is asking for input from the public about the importance of birth control coverage. We need you to submit your comment to make sure we’re heard loud and clear: everyone deserves access to birth control coverage, no matter where they work or go to school.
A PEOPLE’S JOURNEY, A NATION’S STORY
Today is the day!
Next weekend, the National Museum of African American History and Culture will open its doors to the public. To celebrate this historic occasion we are holding a One-Day Giving Campaign.
Your gift today will ensure the future of our programs and exhibitions, so that we can share the African American experience with the world.
This is truly an historic moment, and this Museum is finally a reality. Make a donation by midnight tonight and your donation will be DOUBLED, thanks to the generous support of our Giving Day Sponsor, Hyundai Motor Cars.
You can share the excitement of NMAAHC Giving Day with your friends and family using #GiveNMAAHC. Through your support, we can make history together.
All the best,
Lonnie G. Bunch III,
Founding Director
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