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Author: Amber Vayo

Amber Vayo is a PhD candidate in political science at the University of Massachusetts specializing in reproductive justice and public law. When she’s not writing her dissertation, she’s working as a childbirth educator, and is the founder of Crossroads Support Service, an organization focusing on postpartum, abortion, adoption, and birth loss support. You can follow her on Twitter.
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The U.S.’s Maternity Care Consent Problem: Pregnant Women Deserve a Choice

Amber Vayo

The safety of vaginal births after cesarean has been well-documented—so why do so many U.S. hospitals and providers ban pregnant people from giving birth vaginally?

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