Rewriting Productivity By Advancing Menstrual Equity
We are currently living in an epidemic of menstrual inequity as it relates to the current North American economic structure. People with periods are more disconnected from their bodies' natural cycles, rhythms, and flow than ever before and are paying the price.
“Why?”, you may ask. Capitalism.
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So I Had an Abortion
In so-called “Canada”, its’ estimated that 1/3 of people with uteruses have had an abortion*. Still, abortion stigma persists.
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The Pandemic Has Exacerbated Society's Fatphobia
In a public health crisis, fatphobic narratives exploded.
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