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Author: Areeba Haider

Areeba Haider is the senior executive administrator and research manager at the National Partnership for Women & Families.
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One Year In: 53 Ways the Second Trump Administration Is Harming Women and Families

Areeba Haider

A sweeping, year-one rundown of how Trump’s second-term power grabs and policy rollbacks are eroding women’s rights, healthcare and economic security, including—from dismantling the Women’s Bureau at the Department of Labor and shuttering reproductive health clinics, to passing historic cuts to the Medicaid program and sowing mistrust in abortion pill safety.

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