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What if your mother by Judith Arcana
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What if your mother (edition 2005)

by Judith Arcana

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Poetry. Judith Arcana, a reproductive rights activist formerly involved in Chicago's pre-Rose v. Wade underground abortion service, imbues her poetry, fiction and essays with the same ferocity, humor and passion that informs her activism. "It's a passionate rush of language, hope in a hard time, truth in the middle of lies. This poetry sparks and burns with the hidden language and stories of women"-Minnie Bruce Pratt.… (more)
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This book is a collection of poems that center around abortion, choice, and women. The author was once a Jane (a member of the underground abortion services before Roe v. Wade), so she definitely has some unique insights to pre-Roe America. She approaches the subject from many different angles and views. Highly recommended. ( )
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Poetry. Judith Arcana, a reproductive rights activist formerly involved in Chicago's pre-Rose v. Wade underground abortion service, imbues her poetry, fiction and essays with the same ferocity, humor and passion that informs her activism. "It's a passionate rush of language, hope in a hard time, truth in the middle of lies. This poetry sparks and burns with the hidden language and stories of women"-Minnie Bruce Pratt.

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