The Supreme Court has revealed a draft majority opinion from Chief Justice John Roberts that would find in Mississippi’s favor in the case involving Mississippi’s effort to outlaw most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Alito’s draft opinion rejects Roe and Casey’s choices to either regulate or outlaw abortion. The Combahee River Collective used the term “identity politics” to describe the understanding and analysis of oppression and liberation based on the intersecting identities and experiences of marginalized groups. Capitalism is deeply shaped by power dynamics, including those related to race and gender. Exploitation and labor practices have served to reinforce and perpetuate economic inequalities along racial and gender lines, while unequal access to resources and consumerism and market segmentation reinforce and perpetuate stereotypes and norms related to race and gender. It is important to understand and address the intersections of race, gender, and capitalism to challenge and transform systemic inequalities and injustices.