Eugenics and Society
Galton's early ideas on eugenics aimed to promote the reproduction of individuals deemed "fit" while discouraging those considered "unfit." This perspective aligned with the progressive movement's belief in using science and education to address societal issues, leading to the establishment of institutions that segregated individuals with disabilities. The movement, initially rooted in compassion, gradually adopted eugenic principles, reflecting a troubling intersection of care and control.In this clip
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