The toll from the Roe v. Wade reversal emphasizes that this is not just a loss of abortion access but part of a broader attack on reproductive health and bodily autonomy, with the most marginalized feeling the brunt of the attack.
With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, here are the ways we can further prepare and mobilize for safe abortion access and reproductive health.
Foster care and adoption are not “simple” solutions for forced pregnancies and cause additional trauma for those children.
The latest on abortion rights has led to comparisons between current events and “The Handmaid’s Tale,” a dystopian novel and show.
Many people have experienced an abortion, and some are enduring post-abortion grief in silence with no support system.
Given the political landscape, protecting reproductive healthcare will require more than voting and liberal electoral feminism.
The fight against Roe v. Wade underscores how digital surveillance can be used to incriminate people seeking abortion care.
Criminalizing abortion already affects marginalized people who are being persecuted for trying to have autonomy over their bodies.
