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Originally published through an IndieGoGo campaign, now available as a free download, voluntary donation, or to purchase if you want a physical copy. An anthology of comics about abortion with over sixty artists and writers contributing content about their own experiences. This is a diverse anthology including voices from people of all ages, gender identities and walks of life who felt elated, depressed and sometimes both after their abortions.⬇️

#bookspinbingo @thearomaofbooks Book # 3 for this month done, I will take that for a win especially as much as I have been working this month.
This book was amazing seeing all of the stories of women and the history of abortion. This book was recommended for me, and I do have to say it was amazing seeing and reading all of these stories, but it does not change my pro- life viewpoint of life.

My new library‘s nonfiction collection hasn‘t been properly weeded in years (it has too much space and didn‘t look overcrowded so it wasn‘t touched. We‘re fixing the space issue, too!) I was going through the list of items that hadn‘t circulated in multiple years and this was on the list. Reader, I saved it. If ever there was a time this book was needed it is now. Home safe with me for now and back to the shelf when I‘m done. Maybe displayed!

This is a super important collection of comics about abortion. Comics for Choice shares personal abortion stories, histories and commentaries on the politics of abortion. Each story is an important part of an open narrative about abortion, and is central to removing the stigma around the choice each of us has to determine what is right for our lives and our bodies. Required reading.

True story- Colorado 2009. In “The Right to Remain Unpregnant” Sarah Mirk

You only keep one bull- Kendra Josie Kirkpatrick

A comic that isn‘t published by Marvel, DC, or Image #readharder2018