Reproductive Justice

In this paper, You are asked to locate and critically analyze various types of sources
that are commonly used by scholars and other researchers, including academic journal articles, books,
court cases, parliamentary debates, bills, and newspaper articles. For each source, you must provide a clear
and concise critical analysis indicating why you have chosen the source and how you believe it might be
useful in your research.

Please note the paper should be Canada-based.

1) Outline.
In 5-7 sentences outline the topic you intend to investigate in the topic. in your outline provide the context of your topic (time,
place, important people/groups) and indicate the theories you intend to incorporate in your analysis.
2)Create a specific Timeline of Events related to the topic
Using bullet points, create a timeline of 5 specific events related to your topic. The events you choose
can include any event such as legal changes, court decisions, protest marches, or any other significant
moment in time.
3) Scholarly Journal Article
Provide a bibliographic
citation in the Chicago Style, and write 5-8 sentences of your own analysis, including the article’s main
arguments and its potential usefulness to your research. Do not include hyperlinks in your citations for
scholarly journal articles
4. Scholarly Book
Provide a bibliographic citation
in the Chicago Style, and write 5-8 sentences of your own analysis, including the book’s main arguments
and its potential usefulness to your research. In your analysis, indicate whether the book you have
chosen is a monograph or an edited collection. Do not include hyperlinks in your citations for scholarly
books.
5. Newspaper Article: Globe and Mail
Cite the newspaper article in Chicago style indicated and write 3-6 sentences of context
and analysis. Indicate the article’s relevance to your selected topic in social justice theory and practice (Reproductive Justice)

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