Tag Archives: eugenics
The History of Eugenics and Contemporary Debates over Human Enhancement
Heloise Robinson announces a call for papers for a special issue of the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry on the role of the history of eugenics within contemporary debates over human enhancement.
Zika, Ableism, and Reproductive Healthcare
Celeste Orr critiques the ableism underpinning arguments for women’s access to contraception and abortion in response to the Zika virus.
Not Your Grandpa’s Biotechnology
Carlos Mariscal and Angel Petropanagos argue that we need to pay more attention to the ethical issues surrounding CRISPR, the new gene editing technology.
“No Rainbow Families” and the Problem with Race-based Reproduction Policies
Catherine Clune-Taylor suggests that we should target institutional and interpersonal racism rather than restrict individual reproductive choice
Impact Ethics 