reproductive rights
Four Solaces: Reflections on Hope, Change, and Reproductive Justice
Finding sources of safety and joy are crucial for our communities and ourselves as we continue to survive and endure.
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Jane, Aired: An Underground Abortion Collective Becomes a Hot Media Property
In a time before abortions were legal or safe, the Jane collective took matters into their own hands, as women before them had always done.
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Abuelita Knows Best: La Loba Loca offers an alternative to Westernized reproductive-health knowledge
La Loba Loca is dedicated to preserving and sharing “abuelita knowledge” as a political and social practice.
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Monuments and Monstrosities: Confronting the Racism Behind Reproductive Research
Experimentation on women of color to advance medical research is a common thread in reproductive history.
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Okay, Flow: Evolving the Identity of the Menstrual-Product Market
The way in which we talk about periods and menstruation is deeply rooted in a history where gender is understood as fixed and unyielding.
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No More “Good Girls”: YA needs to get real about reproduction
YA fiction is more and more reflective of the world in which young people actually live, a new normal of characters and storylines encompassing all the complexities of sex, sexuality, and reproductive rights and justice.
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“Underground,” Slavery, and the Meaning of Reproductive Justice
Black mothers have been forced to make difficult choices during and after slavery.
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“Birthright” is the Chilling Documentary All Women Must See In 2017
What becomes of women who can’t access the healthcare they need?
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No Two Sides About It: Being Anti-choice is Anti-Science
Antiabortion activists would have us believe abortion is a two-sided issue, but science says otherwise.
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Backtalk: May Day & Handmaid Horrors
Amy and Dahlia talk about May Day activism across the globe and the difficulties and opportunities in imagining work systems that work better. And they dig into The Handmaid’s Tale series, examining the novel’s grounding in anti-Blackness, as well as where the show diverges from the novel... Read more »
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