Bodily Integrity and Freedoms: A Cross-Movement Perspective
The article highlights the need for cross-movement feminist organizing as a vital strategy to advance bodily integrity and freedoms as a vital conceptual and political framework for a diverse range of actors to come together in building a shared vision and alternative narrative to subvert anti-choic...
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| description | The article highlights the need for cross-movement feminist organizing as a vital strategy to advance bodily integrity and freedoms as a vital conceptual and political framework for a diverse range of actors to come together in building a shared vision and alternative narrative to subvert anti-choice propaganda. Focusing on bodily integrity and freedoms of those at the margins is a way to bring visibility about the distinct issues faced by those constituencies and in turn help shift the prevalent conceptual frame to become more expansive and intersectional. |
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