Recall a case from your fieldwork experience to use for this Discussion. If you don’t have field experience that applies to this Discussion, you can apply other social work experie

Use the movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always and the readings in Chapter 7 Gendered Voice/Feminist Visions to answer. In Western society, pregnancy is highly glorified, and many women enter delivery without comprehending the dangers and consequences. When you take away a woman’s right to an abortion, you are essentially ordering her to face one or more of the above-mentioned consequences. Without her consent, you are possibly endangering her health and life. It’s no surprise that the feminist movement continues to claim that the right to abortion is a human right. In the framework of the right to bodily autonomy, the motive or reason for abortion is immaterial. Abortion, feminists contend, is crucial to health equality, reproductive autonomy, and racial, gender, and economic justice; it also ensures that individuals have control over their own bodies, lives, and futures. A substantial portion of the film is also devoted to the relevance of friendship as an allyship. Allyship entails actively fighting racism, transphobia, homophobia, and other forms of discrimination. Consider how different the film would have been if Autumn had to make this voyage without Skylar’s assistance.
Which chapter 7 essays connect or relate to the movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always?
List 4 discussion questions.