Stories about Reproductive Justice

These repressive factors restrict color women from exercising reproductive rights by eliminating or limiting reproductive options. For example, racist ideology, white 'ethnic purity' has been used as a justification for the US population management strategy since the 19th century, Silliman et al. (2004). Several population control strategies are motivated racially and are synonymous with poor women's rights to health care workers. These strategies continue to impair the choice by women in color to determine whether to give birth to children.

"For many years, many colorful women have worked hard to clarify and advance the framework of reproductive justice, reproductive justice is ours and our sex, body, It exists when making sound decisions about gender and family Community "I hope that this report will help to clarify the fundamental contradiction between reproductive justice and mass imprisonment. There are resources and opportunities for prosperity, basic human dignity and human rights, everyone is respected and supported. "

About ten years ago, I worked away from the media to communicate, tell stories to media and content creators, shape the organization's image, and to support the reasons I believe - reproductive justice, worker's rights, Black public health woman, family When I am in the newspaper, social media is not one thing. There are no toxic online commentators. If the reader disagrees with the position of the article or reporter, they can send a letter to the editor to express dissatisfaction publicly. There is no anonymity under the egg's avatar or pseudonym

At the same time, in 1994, Loretta Ross and other famous colored women created a new framework to observe and advocate reproductive freedom as an aspect of social justice. For women of color designed to ensure that not only the continuous threat to abortion but also the women whose privacy, freedom, autonomy and dignity constitutional rights are most alienated are protected Recognition of the threat to comprehensive reproductive decisions. Poor women of color - their birth decisions are not limited to the legality of abortion, but also punitive restrictions on the possibilities and availability of abortion, eugenics supported by the state, and loans to women who have received public birth Is also limited. And many other related reproductive stress