The Rhetoric of Reproductive Justice studies US reproductive justice activism, legal bases for rights, and Supreme Court decisions on birth control and abortion.
Identify key moments in the organized movement for reproductive justice in the United States
Explain key concepts from rhetorical criticism and social movement studies
Apply theoretical concepts to primary and secondary texts
Evaluate the links between reproduction and power
Collaborate with classmates to develop an understanding of how historical and contemporary movements for reproductive freedom emerged
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Study the history of reproductive justice activism in the United States. Consider the legal basis for reproductive rights and key Supreme Court decisions relating to birth control and abortion. Examine core questions: how have reproductive rights been defined differently in different historical moments? What are rights in the context of reproduction? Who has reproductive freedom, and whose reproduction has been controlled? What role does race play in the history of reproductive justice? How does class influence people's access to reproductive healthcare? How does analyzing gender help us understand the history of reproductive justice?
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