Super Babies and Public Rebranding

This chapter humorously explores family genetics and theories about mixed-race children as 'super babies,' before delving into the high-profile case of Elizabeth Holmes. The speakers critique how Holmes has leveraged her identity as a new mother to reshape her public image and delay her prison sentence, discussing the media's role in this transformation. Additionally, they analyze the implications of perceived biases in the justice system, drawing comparisons with other controversial sentencing cases.

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