Assignment task:
The "My Body, My Choice" movement has led to significant structural changes, particularly in the realm of government and legal regulations. For instance, in Australia, the movement has led to alterations and enhancements in laws related to women's autonomy over their bodies and reproductive decisions (Dawber, 2023). Moreover, the movement has influenced economic and corporate changes by advocating for employer-covered contraception in health insurance plans (Smith, 2015). Cultural Change: The movement has also led to cultural changes by shifting social perceptions and values. According to Savas (2023), the movement began as a protest for pro-abortion rights and evolved into a mantra of empowerment and resistance. It has been successful in advocating for the notion that women should have the liberty to make decisions about their reproductive well-being without external interference, coercion, or legal constraints. This shift in perception has been largely facilitated by media coverage, which has played a significant role in disseminating information and shaping public opinion about the movement (Cengage et al., 2014). Institutionalization: Similar to how the Labour Movement led to the creation of Trade Unions, the "My Body, My Choice" movement has also seen some of its outcomes institutionalized. For instance, organizations like Planned Parenthood have emerged as institutional advocates for women's reproductive rights (Jones, 2017). Summarize in 250 simple words What has been government, legal, economic, corporate change? Have social perceptions, opinion, values changed? (This is cultural change), using all APA7 in text citation