Author(s): Mary Ziegler
Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts , 2018, pp. 400
Mary Ziegler examines how Roe influenced a wide range of issues, including sexual liberty and the right to refuse medical treatment. The author explores a much wider range of political protest than simply abortion, and describes how social movements debated the meaning of privacy and struggled to use this concept to pursue political ends.
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