Why does our culture acknowledge the dignity of born humans, but not the dignity of preborn humans? In part two of a series on human dignity, Brian Fisher examines how the use of fear, semantics, symbolism, blame, and being unseen impacts our culture’s view on the dignity of preborn humans. Helpful resources: The Hill (Governor Cuomo statement): Human Dignity and Bioethics: Essays Commissioned by the President’s Council on Bioethics (Daniel Sulmasy article):   Association for Psychological Science (‘I Feel Your Pain’: The Neuroscience of Empathy):   NARAL Pro-Choice America (“Forced Ultrasound Laws†webpage):   History.com (Japanese internment camps): KOSA News/CBS-7 (FBI statement; attack on Chinese-Americans): Human Coalition blog (feedback from our clinics during COVID-19): Planned Parenthood “Considering Abortion†webpage: Essence Magazine (Marsha Jones and Alexis McGill Jonson column): The Holocaust Memorial Center (identifying badges during Holocaust): History.com (Anti-Semitism): The Human Element Show “Seeking Through the Semanticsâ€: Planned Parenthood “What facts about abortion do I need to knowâ€: Questions or comments about the show? We love hearing from you! The post appeared first on .