When we take a closer look at the quality of reproductive health care that most people receive, it’s clear that simply restoring Roe v. Wade isn’t enough. Cost is a leading prohibitive factor for those who most need to access birth control, abortion, and other reproductive health care. So, what might reproductive health care look like in a reimagined America that puts equity first? For example, Black women commonly report that health care providers are not offering them the full range of contraceptive options. That’s one of the reasons the Black Reproductive Policy Agenda recommends funding anti-Black racism programs as a part of its agenda.