http://www.buzzfeed.com/laraparker/we-asked-women-why-they-take-birth-control-and-these-are?bffb

No one disputes a woman's right to take birth control on her own free will and no one has since 50's.

There is no birth control controversy, and, truly and utterly, NO ONE gives a shit if or why a woman uses birth control. Yet, look at these statements, presented in a very confrontational tone, as if someone is actually fighting her right to use birth control:

"It's none of your business" (Why did you agree to the photoshoot, then, if this isn't purely for political purposes and you want others to know that it's not their business, as if she's regularly asked if she's on birth control by strangers?)

"I have a right to make choices about my reproductive health blah blah blah"

It's so obvious that what they're really championing is a 'right' to subsidized birth control. Your right to your own money and moral imperatives can't get in the way of her doing what she likes. But they entangle the two things (right to use birth control versus the right to free birth control) and try to paint opponents of subsidized birth control as opponents of a woman's right to self-determination of her body.

Plausible deniability is a hell of a drug.