What are the ethical dimensions of LGBTQ surrogacy concerning reproductive justice and parental rights?
Surrogacy is an arrangement where a woman carries and gives birth to a child for another...
LGBTQ surrogacy is the practice of having another person carry and deliver a baby for someone who identifies as LGBTQ. This can be done through artificial insemination, where sperm from an intended...
Sterilization is a medical procedure where one's ability to reproduce is permanently removed or reduced. It is often performed for birth control purposes, but can also be done for various other...
Trans-inclusive feminism is an intersectional movement that seeks to include all people who identify as female - including those who are transgender - in its fight for equality, empowerment, and...
Forced sterilization is a medical procedure that involves surgically removing the reproductive organs of an individual without their consent or knowledge. It has been used throughout history to...
Surrogacy Issues
Surrogacy is an increasingly common way for couples to build families, especially when one partner cannot bear children themselves. It has become popular among same-sex couples,...
Bodily Autonomy, Queer Identity, And Gender Expression
The term "bodily autonomy" refers to an individual's right to make decisions about their own body without outside interference. It is a...
Feminism is a movement that advocates for gender equality and women's rights, while the LGBT community seeks to empower individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer,...
This essay will examine how the rhetoric of morality can be used to mask systemic discrimination in public policy debates. Moral arguments are often invoked when discussing issues such as abortion,...
LGBTQ surrogacy involves a gestational carrier who agrees to carry and give birth to a child for an individual or couple that cannot conceive a child themselves. It is typically used when one partner...