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    seen as “sex radicals” because they undermined the idea that procreation was the only reason for sex (Johnson 8-9). However‚ shortly after‚ the eugenics movement that originated in Great Britain gained extreme popularity in the United States; eugenics was a “newcomer in America” in 1911 (Field 33) and then its follower base grew drastically. Once eugenics became integrated into the American medical profession‚ doctors joined earlier advocates‚ like Sanger‚ to try and increase access to birth control

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    with the collectives with patients (p. 58). Mol believes that this is the best way to care for patients‚ rather than treating factors and circumstances as separate entities. Mills quoted Agar when saying “The addition of the word “liberal” to “eugenics” transforms the evil doctrine into a morally

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    but she died once her mark was removed. The idea of genetic engineering has been a very heated topic of discussion lately. The possibilities of this topic range from cloning to gene therapy and eugenics. The most recent type‚ eugenics through gene therapy has created a lot of controversy. Eugenics is the

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    Reich Central Office for combating Homosexuality and Abortion was established to setup efforts to prevent acts that obstructed reproduction. The Holocaust Encyclopedia says “On July 14‚ 1933‚ the Nazi dictatorship fulfilled the long-held dreams of eugenics proponents by enacting the Law for the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring.” People who fell under this law was people with conditions that was assumed to be hereditary which was feeble mindedness‚ schizophrenia‚ manic-depressive disorder

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    Matthew Kuh 82753623 60013 Scientific Racism Racism‚ the prejudice or discrimination against someone of a different race‚ has been around for millenniums and can still be seen today. It is based on an ethnocentric mind-set‚ where one devalues the aspects of someone ’s race or culture by means of comparing it to their own. Much of racism is derived from differences in physical appearance‚ behavior‚ religion‚ media‚ beliefs shared in communities

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    Eugenics was‚ like the KKK‚ integrated into the government; laws concerning eugenic sterilization were passed. Going back to white supremacy ideals‚ some Americans thought that character was a hereditary trait. Therefore‚ to prevent the spread of bad character‚ states were legalizing sterilizations

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    Nazi national supremeacy had roots in a personalized Darwinism‚ where the concept of survival of the fittest is applied to nations‚ races‚ or ethnicities. This of course has no basis in the biological theory of evolution nor was it appropriated by Charles Darwin. Hitler also favored the works of Robert Koch‚ an important discoe=verer of germ theory. This of course was applied to the Jewish population as well as undesirables.He showed a lack proficiency on social darwinism in his book Mein Kampf by

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    the future of DNA technology. In the video‚ Watson covers many different topics regarding the evolution and future for the human race‚ through DNA technology and gene enhancing. Some of the topics that Dr. Watson discussed were genetic engineering‚ eugenics‚ and genetic injustice. With these topics‚ many moral and ethical views arose from society regarding the issues with using DNA technology. Dr. Watson expressed his opinions about genetic engineering. Genetic engineering is the alteration of the

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    I also knew that African Americans were having a lot of abortions and there were‚ and still is a lot of abortion facilities but never put together the idea of how they were getting access to this information‚ furthermore‚ the connection between eugenics and genocide. During the film‚ I learned so much information that is disgusted me and changed many of my views toward abortion and other things. I learned that in the early 1800’s‚ Americans feared retribution and resurrection because slavery

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    In 1990‚ the government decided that they wanted to know more about humans and what made us unique. To do this‚ they started the Human Genome Project in order to try and sequence the entire human genome and get a better idea about how the human body works. In 2001‚ this goal was realized with an entire map of the human genome was sequenced. From there‚ doctors and researchers were able to start to have a better understanding of human genetics‚ and could start working out potential cures for certain

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