On its face, Dobbs is patriarchal and misogynistic. It does not escape notice that Dobbs is a male decision (Barrett is a self-described complementarian[1]) giving control of women’s reproduction to male dominated state legislatures, without consideration of women’s explicit, extant, fundamental constitutional rights. In its opinion, Dobbs tells us it is not invidious discrimination with animus against women but that does not square with men appropriating women’s reproduction and passing control of their reproduction to groups of other men.
All Women are in the Same Boat
All Women are in the Same Boat
All Women are in the Same Boat
On its face, Dobbs is patriarchal and misogynistic. It does not escape notice that Dobbs is a male decision (Barrett is a self-described complementarian[1]) giving control of women’s reproduction to male dominated state legislatures, without consideration of women’s explicit, extant, fundamental constitutional rights. In its opinion, Dobbs tells us it is not invidious discrimination with animus against women but that does not square with men appropriating women’s reproduction and passing control of their reproduction to groups of other men.