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This essay discusses how the struggle for reproductive justice takes place in the context of a larger struggle over political power and the creation of a dominant worldview. The authors examine the ways in which reproductive rights have been framed by liberals and progressives since Roe v. Wade, offering a critique of these frames. Recommendations are provided of some ways of expanding the frame to encompass a broader range of issues and concerns related to gender justice, democracy and human rights.
