Fall 2023 / Section 01 (FA23) ·

The New Ideas: What is Reproductive Justice? What is Roe v. Wade?

by Risa Watanabe

The New Ideas is a special podcast created to inform audiences about topics around the world that they may not be aware of.


In this episode, The New Ideas will bring you the basic background information about Reproductive Justice and how the overturn of Roe v. Wade decision in 2022 could impact the American society today.

A photograph of the front cover of Our Bodies Our Selves (1972). It was a series of booklet created by a group of women that included information about sexuality and abortion, which was illegal at the time.
Our Bodies Our Selves (1972) – A series of booklet created by a group of women that included information about sexuality and abortion, which was illegal at the time.
A photography showing one of the copies of Asian Pacific Islander teens issue brief (2006). Various groups of female activists gathered to protect and enhance the idea of Reproductive Justice, such as young women who identified themselves as Asian-American/Pacific Islanders.
Asian Pacific Islander teens issue brief (2006) – Various groups of female activists gathered to protect and enhance the idea of Reproductive Justice, such as young women who identified themselves as Asian-American/Pacific Islanders.
A photograph of a copy of the Anti-Abortion Violence Watch (1999), a Feminist Majority Foundation newsletter that focussed entirely on the anti-abortion violence that happened all across the U.S.. This same situation could well happen after the overturn of Roe.
Anti-Abortion Violence Watch (1999) – A Feminist Majority Foundation newsletter that focussed entirely on the anti-abortion violence that happened all across the U.S.. This same situation could well happen after the overturn of Roe.
Items related to RJ and Abortion Rights from the Smith College Archives

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