This is a thought-provoking read on the recent draft opinion that could overturn Roe V Wade, providing interesting insights from someone who has been on both sides of the issue.

As someone who's also been on both sides, I picked this up because I was extremely curious to hear what the author had to say. I don't have a uterus, so it's something I've had the luxury of ignoring in many ways, and the incisive commentary opened my eyes to a lot of what I'd never engaged with.

As fae says in the intro, this should not be the only reading one does on the subject. But I'd definitely say it's well worth adding to the list. I will be thinking about The Child as I engage with this debate in future.