VIDEO: Latina Women's Health Needs to Be Political Focus

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Jessica Gonzales-Rojas, executive director of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Rights, and Vanessa Gonzales Plumhoff from Planned Parent

Healthcare Navigator Carolina Orozco (right) assists Ava Esteban, 55, of Hyattsville, MD as she attempts to sign up for healthcare insurance through the Maryland Health Connection Exchange at the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services in Silver Spring Maryland on Monday March, 31.Pete Marovich / for NBC News
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Jessica Gonzales-Rojas, executive director of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Rights, and Vanessa Gonzales Plumhoff from Planned Parenthood Federation of America, discuss why presidential candidates should be focusing on the health of women of color.

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