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Reproductive Justice, Queerly: Volume 16

Reproductive Justice, Queerly: Volume 16

by Thomsen, Carly
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An invitation into doing reproductive justice queerly.

Queer theory and reproductive justice need each other--now more than ever. As liberals and leftists increasingly frame reproductive justice in terms of LGBTQ+ rights, often adopting the language of "queerness," it has become difficult to see that their political demands and strategies are often quite conservative. In Reproductive Justice, Queerly, Carly Thomsen examines typical reproductive justice issues--including abortion, surrogacy, crisis pregnancy centers, paid parental leave, and parenting--in queer ways. She shows what can happen when we bring queer theory and reproductive justice together: a queerer, more powerful articulation of what we are fighting for.

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Pub dateAug 4, 2026
ISBN-100520385349
ISBN-139780520385344
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-09-13 03:07
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