In Spain’s Silence, Francisco Franco’s Memory Echoes
The dictator’s ghost has been haunting Spain for more than 40 years. It is high time for the country to confront its history.
In Spain’s Silence, Francisco Franco’s Memory Echoes
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Ancestry Tests Pose a Threat to Our Social Fabric
Commercial DNA testing isn’t just harmless entertainment. It’s keeping alive ideas that deserve to die.
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Cuando regatear al sistema es el único camino para crear una familia
Las familias en proceso de adopción a menudo entran en pánico al verse obligadas a adecuar sus casas y sus vidas para una inspección que satisfaga requerimientos no escritos, que no necesariamente contribuyen a que los niños y niñas se incorporen a una familia que los recibirá con amor.
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Can Child Sex Offenders Be Rehabilitated?
Society tends to see child molesters as incorrigible. But therapy can and does effect change in many individuals. It should be both a duty and a right of such offenders.
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When Doctors Don’t Listen
An anthropologist with chronic Lyme disease has seen firsthand the perils of the Western world’s dysfunctional approach to treating misunderstood diseases.
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Letting Silence Have a Voice in #MeToo
Storytelling plays a vital role in addressing sexual assault, but what of the safety and well-being of survivors—both those who speak out and those who don't?