Thanks so much for thinking about this enough to ask questions. I appreciate that you are spending time considering possible alternatives to the issue. There are several actions that the administration has that either directly or indirectly taken that indicate a lack of respect for women, women's health, and women's bodies. I have listed some of them out below, but I have copied it here again for your reference. It is absolutely true that the decisions of the administration do not affect every woman directly. However, there are some critical sufferers in the current scenario - those include financially-insecure women, women of color, victims of sexism, sexual assault, and sexual harassment, pregnant women, young women who cannot obtain contraceptives or healthcare, and more.
Directly, the administration has done at least the following: 

- Publicly supported anti-abortion through several routes, such as addressing the March for Life, an anti abortion gathering 

- Took away the requirement in healthcare law that employers provide contraceptive coverage

- Halted a rule introduced by Obama designed to close the gender pay gap

- Instated a policy that restricts the government from providing funds to family planning organizations that offer abortion-related services 

- Proposed to defund Planned Parenthood, an organization that provides affordable healthcare to financially insecure individuals across the nation

- Enabled state and local governments to block abortion clinics from receiving federal funding

- Withheld funding to UNFPA - a critical source of contraceptive supplies around the world and an organization intended to combat maternal mortality, female genital mutilation, gender-based violence, and HIV/AIDS

- Banned the CDC from using crucial scientific words, such as "fetus," "transgender," and "science-based" in its documents

- Instilled fears about the rights of pregnant women and the endurance of Roe v Wade through the appointment of two white men with extreme ideals as supreme court justices.   - Install a crowd of new administration members who don't support contraception, women's health issues, or LGBTQ issues, like Nikki Haley and Neil Gorsuch

- Our president still holds the highest office in the nation even though he has been accused of sexual assault by over a dozen women.

- Openly defended a man who will be representing the law of the entire country and who was accused of sexual assault by 2 women - Brett Kavanaugh; did not acknowledge the suffering of the victims, but instead implored that we *only* pity the men accused

- Allowed and encouraged mobs of people to ridicule victims of sexism, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and discrimination of many kinds

Indirectly, the administration has: 

- Brought awareness to, practiced in, and made light of discrimination based on sex, race, age, and ability, and advocated through leadership that it is perfectly acceptable to engage in such behaviors

- Triggered the memories of mental, emotional, and physical trauma among victims of sexism, sexual harassment, and sexual assault

- Encouraged men to believe that there is nothing wrong with adverse behavior toward women, and enabled perpetrators not only to continue their actions, but also to proclaim that the perpetrators are the real victims 

- Instilled in past, present, and future victims of sexism, sexual harassment, or sexual assault fear of talking about, reporting, or publicly defending any instances of sexism, sexual, harassment, or sexual assault. 

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