Psychology
Toward critical bioethics studies: Black feminist insights for a field "reckoning" with anti-black racism
Document Type
Article
Abstract
In this essay, I draw on the ethical theory of state consequentialism to advance the argument that understanding the ethics that the United States practices, rather than focusing on what it preaches, offers a more dynamic path for informing and transforming a field seeking to reckon with anti-Black racism. With a specific focus on justice, I show how state consequentialism provides a potential starting point for understanding how the nation prioritizes its own social, political, and economic interests to the detriment of the very principles that are at the heart of bioethics.
Publication Title
The Hastings Center report
Publication Date
2022
Volume
52
Issue
S1
First Page
S57
Last Page
S59
ISSN
1552-146X
DOI
10.1002/hast.1372
Keywords
anti-Black racism, antiracism, bioethics, justice, racial reckoning, state consequentialism
Repository Citation
Overstreet, Nicole M., "Toward critical bioethics studies: Black feminist insights for a field "reckoning" with anti-black racism" (2022). Psychology. 541.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_psychology/541
