Reproductive Justice is a framework that emphasizes the right to have children, not have children, and parent in safe and supportive environments. It goes beyond the legal aspects of abortion and contraception to address social, economic, and political factors that affect reproductive choices. This approach recognizes that issues like race, class, and gender play significant roles in individuals' reproductive health and rights. The concept of Reproductive Justice was developed by women of color who highlighted the need for a holistic understanding of reproductive rights. It advocates for comprehensive access to healthcare, education, and resources, ensuring that all individuals can make informed decisions about their reproductive lives without facing discrimination or barriers.