In this new era, Jane Varona’s right to choose is not only a matter of bodily autonomy in life, but even in death.
In this new era, Jane Varona’s right to choose is not only a matter of bodily autonomy in life, but even in death.

In the script of the nightmare directly from the Distopian science fiction, the woman who died in Georgia was forced to serve the human incubator for more than 100 days, which is the dessert of the dead. However, this horrible situation is not fiction; It actually exists in the state with one of the most draconian abortions in the country. Indeed, it is from the ban on Georgia’s abortion that the hospital officials took control of Adriana’s dead body, acting without the wishes of her sadness.
Unfortunately, Adriana’s right reflects the new “Jane Varona” era when a woman lives in, becomes pregnant, and now determines whether it will provide her with basic civil and human rights. Since the Supreme Court Oak The ruling is canceled Rooe v. Wade“
These new laws unleashed a tidal wave of horrors: 10-year-old children who are forced to travel to the nearest state to stop a pregnancy caused by sexual attacks; women who are accused of abuse of corpses or other miscarriages; Women make the dead fruit or those who lack the skull; Women were forced to bleed a few days before receiving help if they get it at all. In Idaho, pregnant women were taken out of the state to receive the medical assistance they are denied.
The right Adriana reflects the horrible double connection of race and sex in the US. The African Nurse and the Mother, Adriana was announced in February brain. Tragically, the blood clot was not caught at the beginning of pregnancy, during a medical visit, in which Adriana complained about discomfort. Her mother, April Newkir, believes that if her pain was taken seriously, Adrian’s death could be prevented. The standard tests that were to be carried out to detect the clump and prevent the death of the daughter, were not done, New Scirc said. Unfortunately, medical neglect is too common among black women whose pain and medical complaints are often ignored or insufficiently treated.
However, it is also a page thwarted from archives of indisputable American history. Black women are reduced to the status of “property” and are exposed to involuntary, forced labor and service, which is not new. Georgia’s horrors reflect its rotting past, as a result of which it authorized and fought for maintaining its declaration on the department. Georgia’s virulent struggle was especially characteristic to preserve black women to gain a foothold.
In 1861, Georgia officially made continuity from the United States, referring to its commitment to slavery by its key reason. Georgia’s legislation has declared the abolition of slavery as “effort (ing) to weaken our security, to violate our inner peace and peace.” Georgia’s legislators believed that the preservation of black women in slavery was “their expression of constitutional (right) … in the link to this property.” Their feeling was that the “federal government (SIC) sought to deprive us of the same pleasure” of slavery. This is exactly what the thirteenth amendment has canceled – literary slavery and involuntary ministry.
Now, in the new Jane Varone Georgia, at least two black women died of prevented causes after the state has taken abortion. Black women were already three -four times more likely to die during pregnancy than white women. We now see how combined racism and sexism loads black women even in death.
Brain death is a legal and medical standard used in the US to determine death. This is a common standard used to determine when the tissues can be collected for organs. However, the hospital officials use Adriana’s body to continue the expulsion of their fetus, because, according to them, they have no other choice by the law on Georgia’s abortion. They claim that its case exists in a legal gray zone, requiring their content in mechanical support until there is enough fetus for forced caesarean section. Their actions also cause problems concerning the health of the fetus, which is reportedly, has hydrocephalus, or fluid in the brain – a condition that is often deadly or severely debilitating.
Leaning to ignoring human rights and civil liberties, the legislators of the anti -barteks also grossly ignore the costs for women, their children and their families. They also did not demonstrate concern about the death of pregnant women, not to mention the expansion of the social protection network to improve the quality of life, housing, childcare, nutrition and environment for women with children. On the contrary, legislators in Georgia and other state states sought to reduce such services that it is increasingly difficult for women with children to live with dignity.
In this new era, Jane Varona, the state of anti -aorting, is now ready to deny that the dignity even in death, in the brazen service of the legislators. More tragedies will continue to unfold. This dystopia is not limited to bad dreams; This is a true reality – the one that April Newkirk called the torture when the choice is not only a matter of bodily autonomy in life but also in death.