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How Baby M Influenced Surrogacy Laws Across the United States

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By Sandra McDaniel Verified, Jill Rosenbaum, Olivia Katrandjian, Anne Alvergue, Sianne Garlick, Alex Remnick
| Retro Report Verified
NARRATION: George Contstantinou and Farid Ali are part of a growing group using surrogate mothers to have children – gay men. FARID ALI: I no longer feel that it’s a unique story. I’m a father now facing the same challenges as any other parent, gay or straight. GEORGE CONTSTANTINOU: Yeah. NARRATION: George and Farid used an egg donor and their twins were carried by a surrogate, Jeni Denhof, who already had two girls of her own. JENI DENHOF: This is a dream, for women to be able to give this gift.
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Protected: I Can Imagine It for Us: Mai Serhan on Palestine & the Politics of Storytelling

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By Olivia Katrandjian
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An Interview with Samuel Ashworth

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By Olivia Katrandjian
| Washington Independent Review of Books Verified
In his debut novel, The Death and Life of August Sweeney, DC-based writer Samuel Ashworth begins at the end — with the death of his protagonist, a notorious celebrity chef. Dr. Maya Zhu, unaware August Sweeney has hand-selected her to perform his autopsy, pieces together his life by delving into his body. Over the course of a single day, Ashworth weaves the lives of two characters together with an inexhaustible imagination for detail and unflinching humor and irony —nothing is off limits here.
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