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Who Can Afford a Baby? An Intersection of Gender, Race, and Class Oppression in Fertility Treatment

Who Can Afford a Baby? An Intersection of Gender, Race, and Class Oppression in Fertility Treatment

Who Can Afford a Baby? An Intersection of Gender, Race, and Class Oppression in Fertility Treatment

The World Health Organization (WHO) describes infertility as an inability to achieve a viable pregnancy within one year of regular and...

Pharmaceutical Inequalities

Ejura Yetunde Salihu

Jan 31, 20234 min read

Criminalizing Addiction in Motherhood: A Modern Phenomenon

Criminalizing Addiction in Motherhood: A Modern Phenomenon

Criminalizing Addiction in Motherhood: A Modern Phenomenon

The third post in this three-part series on Drugs, Women, and Families is based on the valuable research of Jamie Feyko, who during my...

Sarah Brady Siff

Mar 31, 20225 min read

A Tale of Two Clauses: Due Process in Racialized Reproductive Freedom

A Tale of Two Clauses: Due Process in Racialized Reproductive Freedom

A Tale of Two Clauses: Due Process in Racialized Reproductive Freedom

For Women’s History Month, I’m so pleased to celebrate three women who have each, through their original work, taught me important...

Sarah Brady Siff

Mar 29, 20228 min read

The Real War on Families: U.S. Child Welfare Law in the Shadow of Drug Prohibition

The Real War on Families: U.S. Child Welfare Law in the Shadow of Drug Prohibition

The Real War on Families: U.S. Child Welfare Law in the Shadow of Drug Prohibition

This post is the first in a three-part series on laws related to drugs, women, and families, written in observation of Women’s History...

Sarah Brady Siff

Mar 24, 20225 min read

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