REPRODUCTION+SOCIETY [Paperback]

Introduction: Reproduction and the Public Interest in Private Parts??Section I. Controlling Reproduction??1.?Reproductive Justice as Intersectional Feminist Activism? 2.?Expanding Opportunities for Women and Economic Uncertainty Are Both Factors in Declining US Fertility Rates? 3. Forced Sterilization in the US Targeted Minorities and Those with Disabilities - and Lasted Into the 21st Century? 4. Reproductive Justice for Disabled Women: Ending Systemic Discrimination? 5. Letter to Maria Van Vorst on Race Suicide (1902)? 6. Motherhood as Class Privilege in America? 7. Reproducing Eugenics, Reproducing While Trans: The State of Sterilization of Trans People??Section II. Contraception and Sterilization? 8. The Folklore of Birth Control? 9. The Pill - Genocide or Liberation?? 10. The Feritily of Women of Mexican Origin: A Social Constructionist Approach? 11. Dissatisfied with Birth Control? You're Not Alone? 12. Male Birth Control Options Are in Development, but a Number of Barriers Still Stand in the Way? 13. Agency-Without-Choice: The Visual Rhetorics of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception Promotion? 14. What is Voluntary Sterilization? A Health Communication Expert Unpacks How Legacy of Forced Sterilization Shapes Doctor-Patient Conversations Today? 15. Bishops and Bodies: Doctrinal Iatrogenesis? 16.?Without Birth Control Help, Marines Readiness Suffers??Section III. Abortion??17.?U.S. Medicine and the Marginalization of Abortion? 18.?How A Supreme Court Decision Limiting Access to Abortion Could Harm the Economy and Womens Well-Being? 19.?Selections from Lifes Work: A Moral Argument for Choice? 20.?When Abortion at a Clinic Is Not Available, 1 in 3 Pregnant People Say They Will Do Something on Their Own to End the Pregnancy? 21.?The end of Roe v. Wade and the new landscape of abortion access in the United States? 22.?Less Than 1% of Abortions Take Place in the Third Trimester  Heres Why Peoplel#(