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Reflections on Shinn v. Ramirez
by Jack Champagne — When I first walked in to do my clinic hours for the Innocence Project, I was initiated with a heart-wrenching sexual...
Jun 30, 20224 min read


Will LGBT+ Rights Be Affected if Roe v. Wade Is Overturned?
by Kaine Spitak — Note: This piece was written before the news that Roe v. Wade had been overturned on Friday, June 24, 2022....
Jun 24, 202219 min read


A Statement from Our Executive Director on the Overturning of Roe v. Wade
A statement from Herb Geraghty, executive director of Rehumanize International — Life wins! Finally, the Supreme Court has recognized...
Jun 24, 20222 min read


A Statement From Our Founder on the Overturning of Roe v. Wade
A statement from Aimee Murphy, founder of Rehumanize International: — Today marks a pivotal moment in the history of human rights:...
Jun 24, 20222 min read


Can the War Be Ended? US-Saudi Relations and the Yemen War
by John Whitehead — The Biden administration announced on June 14 that the president would visit Saudi Arabia in July. During his trip,...
Jun 23, 20223 min read


A Statement from Beth Fox
A statement from Beth Fox, Board President of Rehumanize International — It is with great honor, humility, and excitement that I have...
Jun 22, 20222 min read


Rehumanizing Children
by Lauren Pope — Last month, a 4th-grade classroom became the scene of unspeakable carnage. A teenager, not much older than the victims,...
Jun 20, 20224 min read


Conversations at a Counter-Protest
by Kaine Spitak — Less than a week after the leaked Dobbs v. Jackson decision, I traveled with Rehumanize International to counter the...
Jun 17, 20223 min read


The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Reserve Army of Labor
by Emiliano Vera — “The bourgeoisie cannot exist without constantly revolutionizing the instruments of production, and thereby the...
Jun 8, 202214 min read


Nagaenthran Dharmalingam and the Gross Injustice of Capital Punishment for Nonviolent Drug Offenses
by Sophie Trist — In the United States, the death penalty is generally used for those convicted of first-degree or premeditated murder,...
Jun 4, 20223 min read


Arizona Set to Execute Frank Atwood Despite Possibility of Innocence
by Samuel B. Parker — On May 24th, the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency unanimously elected to deny Frank Atwood’s petition for...
Jun 1, 20224 min read


A World’s Crisis: On Warming, Migration, and the Potential Impacts of Climate Change
by Sean Wild — The world is at a pivotal moment when it comes to climate change and the state of the planet. According to current warming...
May 29, 20226 min read


Terminal Discrimination
by Jack Champagne — In 1998, Dr. Gregor Wolbring, then Bioethics Advisor to the Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD), wrote and...
May 28, 20225 min read


Justice After Roe
by Jack Champagne — If a leaked draft opinion is to be believed, the Supreme Court will imminently overturn one of its precedents: the...
May 26, 20223 min read


The Cost of War: Shireen Abu Akleh and the Apparent Disposability of Civilians and Journalists
by Samuel B. Parker — On May 11th, journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was shot and killed in the West Bank city of Jenin during a raid...
May 23, 20224 min read


Death at Your Fingertips
by Jack Champagne — Vermont has signed bill S.74, amending the law euphemistically referred to as the Patient Choice and Control at End...
May 19, 20223 min read


Wasted Opportunities? The New Defense Budget and Nuclear Posture Review
by John Whitehead — The Biden administration released its proposed defense budget for Fiscal Year 2023 earlier this spring. The proposal...
May 16, 20225 min read


Justice for the Five: The Tales of Death and Disability
by Kristina Artuković — A month ago, when the images of five late-term babies aborted in the Washington Surgi-Clinic were published,...
May 13, 20223 min read


Wimbledon Drops the Ball: Excluding Russians from International Athletics is Unethical Hypocrisy
by Samuel B. Parker — On April 18th, organizers of the Boston Marathon followed through on their resolution to prohibit Russian and...
May 11, 20223 min read


My pregnancy was terminated at 29 weeks, but I didn’t have an abortion
by Lauren Pope — My first pregnancy was terminated at 29 weeks, but I didn’t have an abortion. Because of a preterm, premature rupture...
May 9, 20224 min read
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