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Deep Care
Angela Hume
Angela Hume traces feminist networks that organized reproductive healthcare, abortion access, clinics, and community education from the 1970s onward.
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Teach Reproductive Justice
A human rights framework created in 1994 by Black women in Chicago to address the limitations of the mainstream pro-choice movement.
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Killing the Black Body
Dorothy Roberts
“An important stepping-stone toward transforming the way black women and their children are treated in America.”
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Our Bodies, Our Crimes
Jeanne Flavin
“Written in a flowing academic style, Flavins attention to historical detail and unfailing moral compass make her progressive reexamination of womens rights thorough and convincing.”
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Shout Your Abortion
Amelia Bonow, Emily Nokes
Photographs, essays, and creative work document the Shout Your Abortion movement and the people sharing abortion experiences through art and community organizing.
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Listen to Me Good
Margaret Charles Smith, Linda Janet Holmes
“Smith's dedication, strong religious faith, and dignity are evident throughout this tribute to a tradition of self-care and community support.”
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Radical Reproductive Justice
Loretta Ross, Erika Derkas
“The book is as revolutionary and revelatory as it is vast.”
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