

Laura Briggs on Reproductive Politics
11 snips Dec 2, 2017
Laura Briggs, a Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at UMass and author of "How All Politics Became Reproductive Politics," dives deep into the fusion of reproductive and economic issues in the U.S. She highlights how neoliberalism has reshaped family dynamics, particularly affecting Black and Latino single mothers during economic crises. Discussions also cover the Nannygate controversy's political ramifications and the evolution of gay rights in custody battles, emphasizing the need for expansive reforms in healthcare and economic justice.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Reproductive Politics in a Neoliberal Era
03:27 • 19min
Nannygate and Welfare Narratives
22:02 • 13min
Family Rights and the Gay Liberation Movement: Challenges and Changes
35:19 • 5min
Navigating Political Landscapes and Social Justice
40:29 • 4min
The Intersection of Debt, Sovereignty, and Political Narratives in Puerto Rico
44:45 • 2min