In the 2010 volume, entitled Feminist Bioethics: At the Center, On the Margins, several authors grappled with the ethically troubling and morally unresolved divides between the global North and South (Baldwin-Ragaven and Scully 2010). Writers in this volume noted that feminist bioethics needs to respond to the voices that criticize (mainly Western) white female privilege, as well as to the North American Black and Latina scholars who charged late twentieth century feminist with ignoring their concerns. Feminist bioethics has from its beginnings made a point of advertising its own disciplinary and geographical plurality. The current website of the International Network on Feminist Approaches to Bioethics (see Other Internet Resources) contains the following (as of December 16, 2015):