In February 1819, the Caswell County Superior Court in North Carolina tried three white women for infanticide. At issue was […]
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In February 1819, the Caswell County Superior Court in North Carolina tried three white women for infanticide. At issue was […]
“I don’t like the use of ‘our.’ It’s ‘her’ body.” I was sitting in a small meeting room in the […]
I am looking at an infant boy suspended in a jar of liquid. The preservative fluid has kept the boy’s […]
Scattered across my journals, you’ll find various iterations of multi-year plans, listing off months, allowing me to plan my way […]
Before the advent of modern technologies like the ultrasound, miscarried and aborted fetuses provided some of the very few glimpses […]
As long-time readers of Nursing Clio, we are pleased to have the opportunity to guest edit this series, which brings […]
Last summer I had a very different experience of childbirth than most women. I was not entirely sure what to […]
Migrant indigenous Andean women living in the lowland Bolivian city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra often mention sobreparto (“following […]
Malawi is one of the poorest countries in Africa, with 50% of its population living in poverty. A landlocked country […]
Before the age of Facebook and parenting blogs, how did women exchange knowledge and beliefs about reproduction? Without What to […]