Karlie Kloss is adding executive producer to her resume with a new series of short films about reproductive rights post-Roe.
Karlie Kloss always supported abortion rights as a concept in the abstract. But after having two children in three years amid the fall of Roe v. Wade, her belief in the woman’s right to choose felt even more personal, and her desire to do something felt urgent. “I’m so grateful to have had healthy pregnancies and have had access to the care that I needed, but that shouldn’t be a privilege,” the 32-year-old model and activist tells me over Zoom.
“Not just from the community perspective, but also from the frontline provider’s point of view and advocates who are really fighting for reproductive health as a whole. There are many statistics that we can toss around in terms of what that looks like, even state by state, but now is really the time where we really need to articulate why this issue is important for communities and get Gen Z to be involved in these conversations.” Kloss agrees, saying the goal is to “meet people where they are.
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