Sarah Kliff writes in VOX: "The United States has — quietly and with little fanfare — begun to do something quite remarkable. We've started to have a more sane conversation about death, something that just this spring, as I wrote in a lengthy essay, seemed near impossible. That has allowed for significant policy changes that will, starting in 2016, begin to revamp the way Americans plan for the inevitable."
2015 is the year America started having a sane conversation about death - Vox
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