In the midst of the turmoil in July 2022, they learned Mayron was pregnant again. But this time, doctors warned she and her fetus might not survive.
The embryo had been implanted in scar tissue from her recent cesarean section. There was a high chance that the embryo could rupture, blowing open her uterus and killing her, or that she could bleed to death during delivery. The baby could come months early and face serious medical risks, or even die.
Tennessee already had some of the worst outcomes in the nation when measuring maternal health, infant mortality and child poverty. Lawmakers who paved the way for a new generation of post-Roe births did little to bolster the state’s meager safety net to support these babies and their families.
Ah right, sterilizing people because of the children they might have. Where have I heard of that plan before?
The Nazis may have been copying us, look at Puerto Rico
Oh, no doubt. Eugenics was an American institution. The biology building at my alma mater was named after a eugenicist. Thankfully they renamed the building… way back in the year 2020.