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Marisa Kabas@marisakabas.bsky.social |
More here: "Isolating married white women with exceptions as the prime victims of anti-abortion laws is quite the opposite of solidarity: It elevates them above poor and Black and Brown and queer and disabled and immigrant women who faced barriers to terminating pregnancies well before Roe fell."
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@jeffwrites.bsky.social
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It comes out of the "safe, legal, rare" framework, even if the writer isn't aware of why they're focusing on those cases.
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artisanrox
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AND CHILDFREE
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Baltyoriole
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Thank you so much for mentioning disabled women, they’re rarely mentioned and often silent victims of abuse
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