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by Wesley J. Smith
CBC special consultant
The time has come to admit it: Peter Singer Values are triumphing.

Singer is the Princeton bioethicist who first broke into the public's consciousness more than thirty years ago with Animal Liberation, a book in which he claimed that granting human beings special privileges based on being human is "speciesist"—discrimination against animals. Instead of society being human centric, he asserted that the lives and wellbeing of animals deserve "equal consideration" with those of humans.
Read | Genetics and Eugenics

I'm a Flip-flopper
by Jennifer Lahl
CBC Founder and National Director
Yes, it's true. I'm a flip-flopper. If I was running for political office, it would be only a matter of hours until my past would be made public and the whole world would come to know the truth. You see, I was once pro-choice. But some 10 years ago, I found myself in a position where I could no longer hold onto my pro-choice ideology and I made the switch to the pro-life side of the aisle. What many would deem as political suicide or expediency for professional gain - or even worse, hypocrisy – was, indeed, just a change of heart based on facts, reason, and my ability to see the issue through a different lens. I had new information, and I changed my mind.
Read | Biotech and Public Policy

The Calla Papademus Story
by CBCnetwork
Read | Reproductive Technology
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