ABSTRACT Through a rhetorical analysis of Romper’s YouTube series Doula Diaries, I demonstrate how the reproductive justice framework helps illuminate the need for an intersectional approach to advance birth justice. While the video series brings obstetric racism to light, portrays empowering birth experiences among women of color, and prioritizes the shared experiences and communities among non-normative birthing people, it falls short on supporting the rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer+ people to have children. I further argue for rhetoric scholars to adopt the reproductive justice framework in order to more critically interrogate how intersecting social forces and power structures influence the reproductive lives of individuals across positionalities.

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从边缘可视化出生故事：走向修辞分析的生殖正义模型

摘要 通过对 Romper 的 YouTube 系列 Doula Diaries 的修辞分析，我展示了生殖正义框架如何帮助阐明对促进出生正义的交叉方法的需求。虽然该视频系列揭露了产科种族主义，描绘了有色人种妇女的生育经历，并优先考虑非规范生育者之间的共享经历和社区，但它未能支持女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、跨性别者和跨性别者的权利。酷儿+人要孩子。我进一步主张修辞学者采用生殖正义框架，以便更批判性地质疑交叉的社会力量和权力结构如何影响不同位置的个体的生殖生活。