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United States
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table of contents
  1. China
  2. Introduction
  3. Section 1: ARTISTS & COLLABORATORS
  4. Section 2: MAPPING: Varying Access redraw Territories
    1. I: US Map
    2. II: Global Case Studies Map
    3. III: Exhibition Photos
    4. IV: Exhibition Screen Slideshow
    5. V: Interview - Kadambari Baxi
  5. Section 3: PLANTING and FORAGING: Abortifacients evoke Histories
    1. I: Plant List (As Planted)
    2. II: Garden, Trigger Planting
    3. III: Shelf Display Plants
    4. IV: Interview - Landon Newton
  6. Section 4: ERASING: Roe v Wade (Dobbs) disappears Clinics
    1. I: Erasure Essay (Working Title) Draft
    2. Footnotes For Draft Of Erasure
    3. II: Interview with Maureen Connor
  7. UNEARTHING: Case Studies outline Global Access and Barriers
    1. Italy
    2. India
    3. Mexico
    4. Colombia
    5. Kenya
    6. Mozambique
    7. South Africa
    8. Norway
    9. Poland
    10. United States
    11. I: Polyphonies Global Abortion Voices - Resource Guide
    12. II: Timeline Key Dates All Countries
  8. WORKSHOPPING: Conversations with Guests
    1. I: Abortion In Data And In Reporting - Resource Guide
    2. II: Abortion In Data And In Reporting - Quotes
    3. III: Study Break
  9. READING: Current books on Reproductive Health and Barnard Archives
  10. Bookmarks
  11. CONTINUING QUESTIONS
  12. APPENDIX

UNITED STATES
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1821 ABORTION OUTLAWED

Connecticut outlaws using poisons to cause abortion after “quickening.” Ten more states create such laws within ten years


1847 ABORTION CARE CRIMINALIZED

The American Medical Association criminalizes care by midwives & folk healers; requires licensed practitioners


1910 ABORTION ILLEGAL

In every state, at every stage. Allowed to save the pregnant person’s life, a decision made by Doctors


1930 UNSAFE ABORTIONS

Cause 1 in 5 maternal deaths


1973 ABORTION A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT

Roe v. Wade legalized abortion before the point of fetal viabilit

The Hyde Amendment limits use of Federal Funds such as Medicaid


1992 ABORTION RESTRICTED

Planned Parenthood v. Casey allows states to impose tighter restrictions


2007 NEW LIMITS ON ABORTION

Congress limits specific second-trimester procedures; removes the priority to protect the patient’s health


2022 ABORTION STATE REGULATIONS ENFORCED

The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade; regulations shift to individual states; some enact total bans


2025 ABORTION PILLS IN QUESTION

The Supreme Court soon to hear a case classifying pills as “high-risk” drugs. Limiting telehealth and mail orders


1) UNITED STATES

The Intercept. Trump’s Vision for America: I Am God. The Intercept, March 7, 2025. Talia Lavin, journalist and author of “Wild Faith,” on the right-wing Christian ideology and characters guiding Trump.

https://theintercept.com/2025/03/07/briefing-podcast-trump-christian-right-talia-lavin/.

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