Reproduction. Politics. Identity. Dialogue. Snacks

Come on down to M-Gallery from 7-8:30 on the evening of Wednesday, December 6th to see the final projects of students from GSFS0329, Politics of Reproduction! Who is a “good” mother, and how are these standards tied to what it means to be a “good” woman? What happens when “my body, my choice” becomes complicated by the contexts in which these choices are made? This event hopes to create an intentional shared space to expand awareness of the ways in which race, class, history, gender, sexuality, geography, and ability inform and shape issues of reproductive justice. Topics explored will include progressive sex-ed curriculum, racist and eugenic histories in the mainstream reproductive rights movement, crisis pregnancy centers, and abortion procedures, to name a few.