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... Chapter 3 explores how race is materialized in diverse ways when queer people search for sperm or egg donors. In donor conception, race is often constructed as inhering in sperm and eggs, reinforced by fertility-clinic practices of racial categorization. But the queer families in this book...

... This chapter demonstrates how patients and families become caught up in the world of kidney transplantation, especially living donor transplantation. Living kidney donation, in particular from an adult child to a parent, has become a normal cultural practice and a routine social fact...

... This chapter turns from the abundant bioavailability of living donors in Mexico to explore the relative bio un availability of brain dead donors, interrogating both the conditions and consequences of this scarcity of cadaveric organs in terms of an all-too-familiar politics of blame. Beneath...

... antineoliberal feminist organizations was rooted in the “shadow commodity chain.” This series of segmented transnational relationships—which linked Northern states, nongovernmental donors, Latin American NGOs, and grassroots social movements—conveyed calculative discourses along with much-needed funds. Unlike...

...Giving Kidneys (or Not) This chapter critically examines the dependence on living related organ donors in Mexico, taking Frida Kahlo’s painting The Two Fridas as well as the resonant, ubiquitous image of la Virgen de Guadalupe as key analytic touchstones. Delving more deeply...