This has everything to do with reproductive justice and choice.

This has everything to do with racial justice and what does it mean to truly have bodily autonomy?

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from red, wine, and blue.

Hi everyone, thanks for joining us. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel Venman. And this is the

suburban women problem. We all know that extremist politicians are trying to make decisions about

women's bodies. But this week, we learned something shocking. In teaching hospitals across the

country, medical students are learning how to perform things like

pelvic exams on women under anesthesia without their knowledge or their consent.

It's bad enough knowing that politicians want to take away our rights, but invasive exams

that women don't even know about, let alone consent to, that is like next level.

We talked about it with A. Imagine Goddard who directed a documentary called At Your Servix.

Amanda wasn't able to join us today, but she was a part of that interview. So you'll hear her later in the

episode. But before we get to that, what have you been seeing in the news, Rachel? Well, today is

an important day. You know, it's the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, which is now, you know,

basically been repealed because the Dobbs decision. And Alex and I are

traveling, had some time this morning. So I've really spent a lot of time reflecting on that.

I mean, I know we talk about it all the time, but just sometimes I think we're just going

through our days and we're going through things and we don't, we're just trying to change it.

You know, we're trying to, yeah, but we don't really stop and think about it.

So I've had some time to think about it today.

And it's a little depressing.

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