Eugenics: America's Dark Past and Future

Adolf Hitler often attributed to him the racial idea of ​​his blond, blue eyes. It is not a well-known part that this idea appeared before Hitler and was actually disseminated to Germany by American eugenicologists. In this article I will explore the whole history of eugenics and how to spread this concept all over the world. During the trip we will meet many major donors that may surprise some of us. Eugenics is always a dark existence in American history and will continue to exist until the end of racial discrimination.

When you look at eugenics and what it means as political philosophy, America naturally mastered it. Eugenics began to gain momentum in the US in the early 20th century. By 1928, you can find eugenics in 376 university courses. At this point, eugenics has begun to promote the promotion of eugenics law. The ominous nature of eugenic scholars and their agenda is hidden in the retreat of health, health, femininity. The National Women's Club Federation, the National Women's Christianity Temperance Association, and the National Female Voter Alliance are the few feminist organizations seeking eugenic regulation and reform. One of the main focus of these feminist organizations is sterilization and contraception. Queen of exercise is Margaret Sanger

Margaret Sanger's contraception movement and pursuit pursue intersect the rise of American eugenics movement. If American society does not accept birth restrictions in public places, among eugenic scholars think that birth control is a useful tool to control "weak" childbirth. In the 1920s and 1930s, as Sanger succeeded in calculating eugenics, she got the validity of her exercise and attempted to combine her career through exercise. Eugenics is the main theme of her contraceptive session, and Sanger talked about the need to end breeding through publicly inappropriate ways. In 1920, Sanger publicly stated that "temporary education is not just a process to promote the removal of defects that can not prevent defects."