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Leighton Schreyer

Leighton Schreyer is a writer, poet, and activist.

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A Womb of One’s Own

Moving beyond old certainties July | August 2024
That you are reading this right now means at least one thing is certain: someone, somewhere, at some point, gave birth to you. It’s as simple as that — a universal fact. “After all,” writes Claire Horn, a post-doctoral fellow at Dalhousie University, “gestation is one of the few experiences that can be said to impact everyone.” But that might not be the case for much…