Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Commonly Used Acronyms xi
5. Part I. Introductions: The Stories We Tell and Why
6. 1. Introducing Our Relatives and Introducing the Story 1
7. 2. Stories from Indian Country 11
8. 3. Whose Rights? Whose Justice?: Reproductive Oppression, Reproductive Justice, and the Reproductive Body 26
9. Part II. Tracing the Ruling Relations: Health Care, the Reproductive Body, and Native America
10. 4. The Ruling Relations of Reproductive Health Care 39
11. 5. Producing the Double Discourse: The History and Politics of Native-US Relations and Imperialist Medicine 51
12. 6. “To Uphold the Federal Government’s Obligations . . . and to Honor and Protect”: The Double Discourse of the Indian Health Service 68
13. Part III. Consequences of the Double Discourse: Native Women’s Experiences with the Indian Health Service
14. 7. Resistance and Accommodation: Negotiating Prenatal Care and Childbirth 91
15. 8. One in Three: Violence against Native Women 105
16. 9. Genocidal Consequences: Contraception, Sterilization, and Abortion in the Fourth-World Context 119
17. Part IV. Reproductive Justice for Native Women
18. 10. Community Knowledge, Community Capital, and Cultural Safety 137
19. 11. Conclusions: Native Women in the Center 152
20. Appendix A: Methods and Methodologies 159
21. Appendix B: A Brief Chronology of Federal Actions 171
22. References 175
23. Index 193
24. About the Author 201