elizabeth Dietz

Dietz acknowledges that selective abortion raises concerns about __________ against __________ people.

discrimination; disabled

The harm of elimination occurs when prenatal testing and selective abortion contribute to the systematic __________ or __________ of people with specific disabilities.

reduction; elimination

The harm of the perpetrator perspective arises from framing complex societal issues as the fault of __________ actors whose actions reflect __________ motivations.

individual; nefarious

According to Dietz, systemic ableism is reflected in societies where the availability of genetic testing combines with cultural and __________ pressures that lead to the __________ of disabled individuals.

economic; marginalization

Steinbock defends the permissibility of selective abortion, arguing that it does not inherently __________ disabled people or lead to the __________ of their worth.

devalue; devaluation

Dietz critiques the framing of selective abortion as purely __________ choice, arguing that it reflects deeper societal __________ against disabled individuals.

individual; biases

The harm of elimination reflects the structural ableism in societies where prenatal testing affects decisions against bringing __________ individuals into the world, resulting in the __________ of diverse lives.

disabled; erasure