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Author: S. Elizabeth Sigler

S. Elizabeth Sigler has been published by Cleveland Review of Books, Flypaper Lit, Hobart, and others. She was a 2021 Patients to Advocates Fellow and is currently a part of the Ohio Women’s Alliance’s Reproductive Justice Table. She lives in Cleveland with her boyfriend and their two cats- Tinker Bell and Tiger Lily.
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Global 20th-Century Atrocities Highlight the Dangers of a Post-Roe America

S. Elizabeth Sigler

The horrific human rights violations exhibited inside Romanian orphanages and the Magdalene laundries resulted from policies designed to control people of reproductive age by limiting their bodily autonomy.

Recent events show that the U.S. is, in fact, capable of comparable atrocities. 

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