Bioethics & Health Disparities

The image is among the most iconic in civil-rights history: a dignified black girl in a prim, white-and-black dress marches through a hostile mob intent on keeping her from school. Fifty years after it first flashed around the world, that image retains its power—evoking sorrow, even anger, that one so young would face such cruelty. Read the rest of this entry »

Affirmative action seems to have very little middle ground and nowhere else than Michigan the battle arrays seem to be drawn with more fervor. Read the rest of this entry »