Bodily autonomy for all. It’s the message that Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter presents in her musical documentary, “Ain’t I a Woman.” In the 15-minute film, the artist raps and retells her harrowing experience of being shackled for forty-three hours while giving birth, raising the question of who is considered a “woman” by society and the law—and who is considered worthy of human rights. “[This is] an opportunity for Black women to experience what reimagining our personal and collective traumas can