Reproductive justice is inherently intersectional, and recognizes the reductive nature of “pro-choice” rhetoric.

It is access, not choice, which ensures equitable reproductive care.
Without access, there is no choice.

“Pro-choice” rhetoric ignores structural and systemic inequalities, such as the following:

“Choice” movements have been considered “schemes of omission” given the ways in which they leave so many groups out of the conversation, including people of color, immigrants, queer people, trans people, and many others.