Unruly fertility : race, development, and decolonial reproductive politics /

"Reproductive politics have become acutely urgent as we witness increased sexual and reproductive repression around the world. This reproductive repression is unfolding alongside widespread economic precarity, untenable costs of living, and demands for higher productivity. What feels like the e...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Harper-Shipman, T. D. (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2026.
Subjects:	Fertility, Human > Government policy > North Carolina. Fertility, Human > Government policy > Senegal. Reproductive health > Government policy > North Carolina. Reproductive health > Government policy > Senegal. Family planning > Government policy > North Carolina. Family planning > Government policy > Senegal. African American women > North Carolina > Social conditions. Women > Senegal > Social conditions. Santé de la reproduction > Politique gouvernementale > Caroline du Nord. Santé de la reproduction > Politique gouvernementale > Sénégal. Planification familiale > Politique gouvernementale > Caroline du Nord. Planification familiale > Politique gouvernementale > Sénégal. Femmes > Sénégal > Conditions sociales.

Table of Contents:

Race, regimes, and reproduction
Allah will provide : the political economy of family planning in Senegal
Rumors and resistance : decolonial reproductive politics in Senegal
Undeserving poor : Black women and reproduction in North Carolina
Who keeps us safe? : decolonizing reproduction in North Carolina's reproductive justice movements.