Something that really stood out to me in Chapter 3 was the section called "Commodification of the Body". In this section one part that really struck me as odd was how it talks about how women's bodies are "easily commodified and particularly prone to interpretation as objects because of their role in reproduction" (125). This section goes on further to tell readers that the WHO and maternal health projects have been accused of treating women as "wombs and breasts on legs" (125). While I understand the need for reproduction, I don't understand why women's bodies have to be objectified in this way. Just because a woman has breasts and a womb, does not mean that she has to use them and the fact that the WHO organization suggested that women are
