Feminist Struggles and State Regulation: Controlling Women’s Reproductive Rights – OCAC Article

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Title: Feminist Struggles and State Regulation: Controlling Women’s Reproductive Rights – OCAC Article

Date: --

Region: Ontario

An undated article written by a member of the Ontario Coalition for Abortion Clinics (OCAC) and published by Resources for Feminist Research Journal/Revue de documentation sur la recherche féministe (RFR/DRF). The article discusses the origins of the clinic movement, transforming strategy into practice, and the way forward for abortion rights. Throughout, it highlights the importance of building a broad based movement and how class, race, and sexuality affect access to reproductive health care.

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