Last week's Supreme Court decision attacking Obamacare and gutting women's access to contraception was devastating.

Access to affordable contraception is vitally important for Black women who are 3 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. The right wing is more concerned with tarnishing President Obama's record than ensuring Black women have reliable access to quality healthcare. Luckily now theres a way to fight back. 

The Protect Women's Health From Corporate Interference Act was just introduced in Congress to reverse the Supreme Court's decision gutting women's right to birth control coverage. The bill states that federal laws, including the Religious Freedom Restoration Act used by Hobby Lobby's right-wing lawyers, do not allow employers to refuse to cover health care — including birth control — guaranteed by Obamacare. It would ensure women at corporations like Hobby Lobby continue to have critical access to affordable birth control.

This bill would be a tremendous help to the 51% of Black women who have trouble maintaining consistent access to birth control because of cost. Politicians with an eye on November elections need to know that if they count on Black people to vote for them at the polls, they need to vote for the needs of Black women in Congress and pass this bill.

That's why we're teaming up with our friends at UltraViolet. If we shine a spotlight on this bill and bring it to a vote, we'll know which members of Congress support affordable access to birth control — and which side with 5 men on the Supreme Court. Will you sign?