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This cannot pass the Senate, too -- contact your senators, people!

How bills to replace Obamacare would especially harm women

One of the most detrimentally affected demographics is actually America's largest demographic group: America's women, who would see reductions in coverage, benefits and access.

Obtaining insurance coverage has long been challenging for women, as their rates of employer-sponsored insurance have traditionally trailed those of men significantly.Not surprisingly, the most dramatic and significant change for women under the ACA, or Obamacare, occurred through the expansion of coverage. Overall the uninsured rate among women fell from 17 to 11 percent by 2015. Particularly dramatic were the changes for women of color and those of low socioeconomic standing.