Reproductive Justice

In 1994, twelve Black women gathered together in a room and redefined the movement for reproductive freedom-- they focused on an intersectional freedom, built an entirely new framework, and called it Reproductive Justice. Today, hosts Jamia Wilson and Kate Kelly take us through the history of the Reproductive Justice movement and the work it’s doing in a system that has ignored the needs of Black women for far too long.

Episode 8 of the Ordinary Equality podcast, hosted by Acast Creative Studios, titled "Reproductive Justice" was published on March 24, 2021 and runs 42 minutes.

March 24, 2021 ·42m · Ordinary Equality

Summary

Reproductive Justice. Not reproductive access, not reproductive rights. Today, hosts Kate Kelly and Jamia Wilson sort through the web of social issues and systemic oppression that have affected the abortion conversation.Here are some more Reproductive Justice resources:Moms RisingThe Educated BirthBIPOC ExperienceBlack Mamas Matter AllianceEvidence Based BirthIndigenous ExperienceChanging Woman Initiative TEWA Women UnitedTrans RightsMoss the DoulaBirthing from WithinTrans Fertility CoBirth for Every BodyDisability JusticeAnteUpWe want to hear from you! If you have an abortion story you want to share, leave us a message at: (516) 636-3012.Follow us on Twitter at @OrdEquality for everything you need to know about the ERA and the latest abortion laws as we watch history in the making. Kate Kelly on TwitterJamia Wilson on Twitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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