  Some disability rights advocates reject the expressivist argument and are more concerned with the fairness and completeness of the information provided in the context of prenatal testing than in the practice as a whole (Shakespeare 2006; Klein 2011; Kaposy 2018). These advocates call attention to the attitudes, practices, education, and research of professionals involved in administering prenatal testing and the prejudices rampant in our society against people with disabilities. They evince a disregard for the experiences of disability as well as an ignorance of disability issues. The biases against people with disabilities that underly decisions about selective abortion threaten the wellbeing of those with disabilities.