MISSION, Kan. — The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday regarding businesses that do not want to provide healthcare for contraception that conflicts with their religious beliefs.
Members of the Kansas and Missouri National Organization for Women are expected to make their voices heard outside the Hobby Lobby in Mission, Kan., — one of the businesses involved in the case.
The arts and crafts store is challenging the federal mandate that says businesses must provide healthcare that covers all types of contraception to its employees. According to the business’s website, the company does not object to providing birth control, but they don’t want to cover emergency contraceptives like Plan B or IUDs. The company said its religious beliefs prohibits them from offering healthcare for contraception drugs and devices that end life after conception.
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