The Once-Dead Law At The Center Of The Next Abortion Battle, And The Anxiety That Drove It

At the heart of all these prosecutions, whether targeting men or women, was the same impulse that led to the criminalization of abortion and the passage of the Comstock Act: the desire to control and limit women’s lives in order to protect the traditional family structure and ensure the preservation of both individual family social status and the racial composition of the nation.

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