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  • Illustration of Renee Bracey Sherman courtesty CJR's Abortion Issue. Artist: Agata Nowicka

    Q&A: Renee Bracey Sherman on the history of abortion coverage October 11, 2023

    “By dispelling myths that have long surrounded abortion, Bracey Sherman is hoping that her book, alongside the work of We Testify, will offer a more thoughtful understanding of it. Recently, I spoke with Bracey Sherman about her budding archive of abortion stories and how she sees abortion coverage as having evolved over time. Our conversation has been edited for length and clarity.”

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    Library Journal

    Award-winning reproductive rights activist Bracey Sherman and journalist Mahone (hosts of the podcast The A Files) offer a multifaceted work that seeks to create a new foundation for people to make choices about their bodies, health, and reproductive rights while revealing the ways abortion regulations are designed to control the lives of people of color and perpetuate racist stereotypes.

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    Democracy Now

    Renee Bracey Sherman joined Democracy Now to discuss JD Vance's plan to force women into the trad wife aesthetic and how it connects to abortion history.

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    See How They Run Podcast from The Nation Magazine

    Regina Mahone joins See How They Run to discuss the upcoming election and how abortion factors into it all.

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CLAYMAN INSTITUTE FOR GENDER RESEARCH

“To envision a new, more encompassing future centered in reproductive justice, award-winning reproductive rights activist Renee Bracey Sherman and journalist Regina Mahone talk in-depth with a variety of Black women about building a world where women can choose to have safe and healthy pregnancies on our own terms, as well as pleasurable sex that affirms our bodies and beings.”

Renee Bracey Sherman & Regina Mahone: Liberating Abortion, May 6, 2024, event hosted by Clayman Institute Writer in Residence Moira Donegan as part of the Feminism in Theory and Practice series.

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

“America’s rightward drift, reproductive healthcare in a post-Roe world, and players behind the January 6 Capitol attack feature in this fall’s noteworthy titles.”

Fall 2024 Preview: Politics & Current Events, June 14, 2024

NEW INTERNATIONALIST

“Renee Bracey Sherman and Regina Mahone trace the lesser-known racist history of abortion bans in the United States.”

Abortion: Why is Your Body Still a Battleground, May-June 2024