Updates | The Week of March 27, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 4/2/17 // Topic Update

Analyzing President Trump’s male-dominated administration, Jill Filipovic suggests that the all-male photographs of President Trump signing women’s health legislation are intentional and strategic (NYT).

At a women’s empowerment panel, President Trump pledged access to affordable child care (video here).

Vice President Pence cast a tie-breaking Senate vote yesterday removing a procedural obstacle to repealing an Obama-era prohibition on states denying Title X family planning funding to providers who also offer abortion services (WSJ).

Christine Grimaldi analyzes possible consequences (Rewire).

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