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A Womb of One's Own Graydon Hilyard she dresses differently--and even herA powerful call to reconceive women's reproductive rights by arguing to move beyond Roe for a new feminist politics of abortion Following the Supreme Court's controversial decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, public debate over one's right to choose has dominated the landscape of American politics. In A Womb of One's Own, Claire McKinney provides sharp, feminist insight into these shocking developments, exploring how medicine and the question of abortion