Queering Reproduction

"Queering Reproduction" by Laura Mamo, published by Duke University Press in 2007, delves into the intricate intersection of sexuality, medicine, and parenthood. This insightful work spans 277 pages and provides a comprehensive sociological analysis of how lesbian mothers in the United States engage with medical fertility treatments. Mamo's research reveals the ways in which reproduction becomes a heavily medicalized experience for lesbians, often positioning them as patients due to their sexual identities rather than mere physical conditions. In addition to addressing medical interventions, "Queering Reproduction" poses vital questions regarding the legal rights of co-parents, highlighting the complexities of family structures in the LGBTQ+ community. This groundbreaking book is essential reading for anyone interested in Gay & Lesbian Studies, Sociology, and the evolving landscape of reproductive rights. Explore a transformative perspective on parenthood and identity with this thought-provoking title.