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    Dorothy Roberts

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    Racism and gender discrimination towards African women has also been around from the days of slavery‚ with whites abusing and mistreating African women who worked on their plantations. Because of this sexual abuse‚ many African women were given sterilization in order to suppress fertility in black women and to reduce the burden of unwanted pregnancy on society. There are delights and distresses that most moms share. They are the delight of nursing her child‚ the depletion from pursuing her toddler

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    package” that rewards young couples with 5‚000 rupees if they wait two years after marriage to have children‚ if they continue to wait for three years‚ they then receive 7‚500 rupees. (Niambar) Other‚ harsher methods were used as well‚ such as the sterilization camps former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi put in place. At these camps there were forced vasectomies; reports say that “103 women were sterilized by two doctors in a single day at the Manikchak Rural Health Center in the Malda district of West

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    developing countries. Too often poor families do not have sufficient funds to always be buying contraceptives‚ such as temporary or permanent sterilizations. Temporary sterilization is the different types of contraceptives that are typically available at common stores‚ which are reversible in the case‚ that a couple would want more children. However‚ permanent sterilization can be done to both men and women. It is a permanent procedure that can tie the woman’s fallopian tubes‚ or the men’s vas deferens‚ which

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    people with disabilities. This is not the only case of sterilization in recent news‚ Summer Thyme Creel was recently given a shorter sentence for counterfeit checks in January of last year because she got sterilized‚ a suggestion made by the judge. As a mother of seven‚ poor‚ as well as a previous record the judge insinuated that if she received sterilization procedure‚ he would shorten her sentence. This case reflects the history of sterilization‚ not only in America‚ but throughout the world‚ where

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    American Eugenics Movement

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    the population is taken out of the reproduction pool to preserve humanity’s best traits. The United States along with Germany and Scandinavia favored this negative approach and was seen in 1907‚ and 1911-1930 when the U.S. implemented forced sterilization on various social "misfits" which included the mentally retarded‚ criminals‚ and the insane (Allen and Bird). In Germany‚ during WWII‚ the Nazi’s used a twisted form of eugenics to create an Aryan race. By the mid 1920s eugenicists were seen as

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    HISTORICAL INVESTIGATION: CHARLES DARWIN Charles Darwin‚ one of the greatest intellectual master minds of the 19th century‚ was best known for his distinguished theories of evolution by the means of natural selection. His works‚ are one of the most respected and accurate understandings of the process of life and is the basis of modern evolution. Throughout this historical investigation‚ the main intentions presented are the environment in which Darwin produced the theory of evolution in and

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    that white genes were inherently superior to other races‚ and with this base formed the first eugenics society. The American Eugenics Movement attempted to unethically obliterate the rising tide of lower classes by immorally mandating organized sterilization and race based experimentation. The first step in its movement to uphold the social status of white supremacists was to create a scientific base on which to build the belief that eugenics was ultimately a good cause. Eugenicists‚ as the scientists

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    Emily Murphy

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    is regarded as being an influential woman in the first-wave feminist movement and she represented the women of her time period. Yet‚ despite all her accomplishments and her belief in equality for all‚ she was a strong advocate of eugenics and sterilization as well as being a racist‚ which mars her legacy. The question then is‚ should Emily Murphy be praised and held up as a role model to women when she degraded and disparaged immigrants and non-white people. The answer to this question is complicated

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    Euthanasia Of Dogs

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    Kuljit Singh Bedi v State of Punjab and others Punjab And Haryana High Court 31 October 2012 Civil W.P. No. 9902 of 2012 (O & M) The Judgment was delivered by : A. K. Sikri‚ J. 1. The petitioner wants this court to issue a writ of mandamus thereby directing the respondents to take appropriate measures to tackle the rising stray dog menace in the States of Punjab‚ Haryana as well as Union Territory of Chandigarh. The petitioner had also earlier approached this Court by way of CWP No.3653 of 2012‚

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    . INTRODUCTION TO EUGENICS A.​Definition of Eugenics. a. A science that deals with the improvement (as by control of human mating) of hereditary qualities of a race or breed. ​b. Ways in which eugenics can take place. B.​Support for eugenics. ​a. What are the arguments for eugenics? ​b. Who are some prominent figures who have supported Eugenics? C. Arguments against eugenics. ​a. What is inhumane about eugenics? ​b. Deprives individuals of natural rights c. What is genetic diversity? Why

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