I discovered a fab new blog from the Center for Genetics and Society, my favorite non-profit that handed me tons of resources when I was writing my thesis on stem cell research and reproductive justice. I love this organization because they show up at conferences about reproduction politics, they take on criminal justice issues (in light of our country’s eugenic past), and they do a huge part of crucial popular education on genetic and technological issues.
And now I lurrvv their blog, Biopoliticaltimes cause I just learned, for example, that the Innocence Project reached their 200th exoneration, a New York couple is suing a fertility clinic because their child came out too dark, and that Indiana, the first government in the world to endorse eugenic sterilization, has recently (rightly) apologized.
