Men are not being advised to avoid impregnating women, because the idea of a state placing restrictions on men’s sexual behaviour, however violent or reckless, is simply outside the framework of political possibility. It is supposed to be women’s responsibility to control whether they get pregnant – but in Brazil and El Salvador, which are among the countries where zika is most rampant, women often don’t get to make any serious choice in that most intimate of matters. Because of endemic rape and sexual violence, combined with some of the strictest abortion laws in the world, women are routinely forced to give birth against their will.
oxfordblue03 on 13 May 16A roadmap for a possible service learning "capstone" project to close the junior year course. Could couple with a critical ethical reflection and launch a student's second summer experience if based on a relationship with an ATL-area non-profit (e.g. New American Pathways)
