Barbara Mende
Roe v. Wade spelled the end of the need to put your life on hold if you became pregnant by accident.
Roe v. Wade spelled the end of the need to put your life on hold if you became pregnant by accident.
“Life doesn’t throw curveballs at you. Life is the curveball.”
“Misogyny, racism, and the drug war were intersecting to deny pregnant women, especially Black pregnant women, their personhood. “
Fretting about whether or not the doubtless unpleasant experience of being publicly shamed will send Chelsea Clinton into labor has no more basis in scientific reality than past beliefs in a “maternal imagination” so powerful that looking at a distressing animal or disabled person could directly cause birth defects. What it does do is let us off the hook of meaningful advocacy for women’s health.