Eugenics and Control
Women were historically targeted in the eugenics movement, seen as needing regulation due to perceived promiscuity and weakness. The superintendent of a Virginia colony advocated for segregation and surgical sterilization as solutions to social issues, reflecting a disturbing belief in controlling reproduction. This mindset, rooted in agricultural practices, resonated with many citizens who viewed it as a means to improve society.In this clip
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