your mother in the context of slavery. the first gift that an enslaved black woman gives to her child is the status of slavery. we made reproduction it th th process of enslavement. for women who made it ends up being a more difficult thing. we hear anchor baby on the one hand. for latinas. if immigration is racialized, how is it also gendered. there are lots of examples. i think it s 1875 which specifically is designed to stop chinese women from coming to the united states because of the idea that they would come and then repopulate the united states with more little chinese babies. as a result, you also think about the moves against the 14th amendment and the citizenship clause to eliminate birth rate citizenship and change that from the right of soil and to right of the blood. there are many ways they may not be specifically coded or written as gendered laws.