Sovereign Bodies, Community Care

Black, trans, queer, and nonbinary people were harmed by the lack of access to abortion and reproductive healthcare long before Roe v. Wade was overturned — along with anyone who deals with racial, gender, cultural, income-based, and geographic disparities. The reproductive justice workers of the Asheville-based Mountain Area Abortion Doula Collective shared their experiences, priorities, and perspectives with Janet Hurley, a former abortion-rights organizer and mom of one of the co-founders. READ MORE at the Bitter Southerner Magazine

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