Rebecca Nagle, an author dedicated to Native land justice, discusses her new book exploring the historic and ongoing struggles of Indigenous rights. Law professors Reva Siegel and Mary Ziegler join the conversation, delving into the Comstock Act's oppressive legacy and its resurgence in today's debates on reproductive rights. They highlight its impact on women's voices throughout history and how current legal landscapes reflect outdated censorship laws. The discussion reveals the deep interconnectedness of legal systems, identity, and justice in both Native rights and reproductive freedom.