Caitlin Killian, a Professor of Sociology, joins her fellow experts Nancy Hiemstra, a political geographer, and Jaya Keaney, a Gender Studies lecturer, to discuss the changing landscape of reproduction rights in a post-Roe v. Wade world. They explore the rising maternal mortality rates and the complex interplay of race, gender, and immigration in reproductive health. The guests emphasize a reproductive justice framework, highlighting the political and cultural factors affecting access to reproductive services, including the impact on queer and multiracial families.
