A Woman's Rights: Special Opinion Report, New York Times, January 20, 2019 by Editorial Board of the New York Times; Damon Winter - 2019

New York: New York Times, 2019. Newspaper. First edition. Fine newspaper section with the usual light bumping to the edges. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The January 20, 2019, special section of The New York Times titled A Woman's Rights: Special Opinion Report: "More and more laws are treating a fetus as a person, and a woman as less of one, as states charge pregnant women with crimes." The section is 12 pages with an introduction and 8 articles. The articles are: When Prosecutors Jail a Mother for a Miscarriage--Women grieving after a lost pregnancy or a newborn's accidental death are being charged with crimes; The Feticide Playbook, Explained; The Cost of Complacency About Roe--Democrats and abortion-rights advocates didn't push hard enough for women's rights in New York. Now, they have a chance to get it right; Slandering the Unborn--How bad science and a moral panic, fueled in part by the news media, demonized mothers and defamed a generation; The Mothers Society Condemns--Pregnant women with a history of drug use face a litany of assaults on their liberties; Can a Corpse Give Birth?--Why a dead woman was kept on life support against her wishes; How My Stillbirth Became a Crime--I was treated like a murderer for suffering a personal tragedy; The Future of Personhood Nation--Basic American freedoms are at risk. Photographs by Damon Winter. 12 broadsheet newsprint pages; color photos throughout; 12 x 22 inches. This is the special section only.