Rachel Cohen

In this chat, Rachel Cohen, a Vox journalist focused on family policy, and Alice Evans, a Senior lecturer at King's College London, dive into the complexities of the pro-natalism movement. They discuss the dramatic decline in global birth rates and its societal implications. The conversation explores how fear of economic collapse and shifts in societal norms influence family planning. They also critique government intervention in personal reproductive choices and examine the rise of single lifestyles and loneliness among young people.

Rachel Cohen, a Senior Policy Reporter at Vox, delves into the current landscape of abortion pills following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. She explains how medication abortion using FDA-approved pills is being fought over in various states. The discussion touches on the mechanisms of mifepristone and misoprostol, the legal intricacies involved, and the impact of telehealth solutions in restrictive areas. Cohen emphasizes the ongoing battle for access and the socio-political implications that shape reproductive rights today.

Rachel Cohen, a Vox writer specializing in policy, and Sarah Peterson, author of "Momfluenced," delve into the anxieties millennial women face about motherhood. They discuss how societal pressures and unrealistic media portrayals contribute to a sense of dread and ambivalence. The conversation highlights the contrasting experiences of motherhood across generations and explores the role of momfluencers in shaping expectations. Together, they tackle the emotional toll of modern parenting and the stark reality behind the curated images found online.