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    to those of a more dominant and economically powerful race. The ideology of a Racial Worldview has been implemented in the United States in many ways since the beginning of colonial expansion. The themes portrayed from slavery‚ Manifest Destiny‚ Eugenics‚ education gap‚ colonialism and other social movements have indeed implemented a Racial Worldview in America‚ and that these themes sought out to victimize and demean such groups deemed inferior. However such groups victimized were able to successfully

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    Particularly in the 1970’s‚ this form of sterilization was growing at an increasing rate and in a span of ten years (1970-1980) the number of cases grew from 200‚000 cases to over 700‚000 cases. (Mississippi Eugenics) In Mississippi alone‚ there were a total of 683 sterilizations resulting from the eugenics project. Although most sterilizations were performed on females (523)‚ males were also victims (160) of these procedures. Mississippi passed a sterilization law in 1928 resulting in a small increase of

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    In his paper "Supersize Your Child?"‚ Richard Hayes‚ executive director of the center for genetics and society‚ states that in the late 1950’s scientists began predicting that we will be able to genetically engineer our children. The prediction mentioned being able to basically design our children as we want; smart‚ healthy and attractive. Richard Hayes questions whether society will step in and set limits to genetically engineering our children. Scientists create genetically modified animals on

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    preferring to settle troubles at home rather than the rising crisis in Europe. Though‚ the Eugenics Movement‚ a movement based on the idea of improving the human race through selective breeding – largely seen in Nazi Germany‚ was also beginning to spread in the United States. Stemming from the Eugenics Movement‚ public talk of euthanasia also dramatically increased. Due to the subtle ideologies of the Eugenics Movement and the ending reference of euthanasia‚ modern interpretations of the book will

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    As a result of political and cultural arrogance rooted in Francis Galton’s theory of Eugenics‚ the new British residents of Australia passed the Aboriginal Protection Act of 1869 which facilitated the kidnapping under the guise of “protecting” half-caste children from their families and educating them as Christian and non-Aboriginal. Molly‚ Daisy‚ and Gracie‚ these half-caste Aboriginal girls‚ experienced the horror and humiliation of this Act‚ but drew on their resilience to follow the Rabbit Proof

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    The search engine I found the most handy was the EBCO Host website. This site lead me to many resourceful articles that truly helped me better understand the topic of designer babies. The first resource I came across is titled Designer Babies: Eugenics Repackaged or Consumer Options? By Stephen L. Baird‚ technology education teacher at Bayside Middle School‚ Virginia Beach‚ Virginia. Baird describes how journalists are the ones who have coined the term “Designer Babies”. He goes onto to explain

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    Religion versus Science I choose a topic: “Religion versus Science” because I found it interesting and cognitive. I was raised Catholic‚ and some historical moments with Catholic religion are quite attractive for me. Science has often challenged religious dogma‚ since Copernicus first upset the Church-approved‚ heliocentric model of the cosmos. However‚ after the Enlightenment‚ when the empirical method of scientific enquiry was fully established‚ science has come to be seen as a competing

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    same time there was the rise of Eugenics Movement‚ which

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    qualified physician (Burleigh 31). Those who failed the exam did not receive a marriage certificate and prohibited from having children. Schallmeyer believed that those who are unfit to reproduce should be sterilized‚ a dictum that became the basis for Eugenics in America and in Nazi Germany. Many of these scientists’ ideas on purifying society did not stem from scientific research‚ but from their own prejudice. They did not have any experimental proof that showed a correlation between race and

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    five objections pertaining to both negative and positive selection: 1) That it is “playing God”; 2) that it would undermine the attitude to children as gifts to be unconditionally accepted and loved; 3) that there is no perfect child; 4) that it is eugenics

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