In the backdrop of current American political discussions, particularly the looming threat to reproductive rights, a sense of apprehension for the future lingers.
This concern isn’t limited to my own circumstances as an American woman; it extends to the countless women in regions around the world who have grappled with systemic injustices for generations.
The multifaceted essence of womanhood, purity and resilience, juxtaposed by vitality and anger, serves as reflections of the female experience —periods, pregnancy, and the censorship over women’s bodies.
