Books
Black Markets: The Supply and Demand of Body Parts"A remarkable, fresh analysis of a difficult and terrible public health issue. I could not put the book down."
-Donna E. Shalala, former Secretary of Health and Human Services |
Baby Markets: Money and the New Politics of Creating Families"Michele Goodwin has done a masterful job of weaving together a wide range of contrasting points of view in law, policy, economics, and philosophy on the timely topic of Baby Markets in our contemporary post-Brave New World society. "
- Diane L. Redleaf, former Executive Director, Family Defense Center |
Policing The Womb
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Opinion Editorials
Addressing Racism's Toll: My Minneapolis ExperienceMICHELE GOODWIN
Living as a Black woman in Minneapolis and dealing with constant racist episodes, “I often felt as if I were in a strange sociological experiment,” writes Michele Goodwin. “But this needn’t have been my family’s story. So how do we fix this?” |
Injecting Bleach Is Not An Elixir For What Ails UsMICHELE GOODWIN
The briefing was stunning—not only for what the president conjectured to senior medical officials and media in attendance, but also for what it reveals about another crisis in the United States, namely a crisis in education in America. |
Grave Threats To Voting Rights In The Wisconsin ElectionMICHELE GOODWIN
The path for Wisconsin voters was fraught by voter suppression, conservative organizations essentially lobbying the Wisconsin Supreme Court by letter (rather than the typical filing of briefs), and the failure of the United States Supreme Court to uphold civil liberties in a time of health crisis. |