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FDR's Secret War on Eugenics

FDR's Secret War on Eugenics

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Episode 221 covered the shadow cabinet of eugenicists, but this episode zooms in on the legal and social machinery that made forced sterilization possible in America. We trace how Harry Laughlin’s model law influenced over thirty states, leading to the Supreme Court case Buck v. Bell. Lucas and Luna explore the life of Carrie Buck, her wrongful commitment, and the chilling reasoning of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., who wrote the infamous opinion that 'three generations of imbeciles are enough.' We also examine the resistance from figures like Ruth Hubbard and the lasting impact on marginalized communities, including people with disabilities and minority populations, revealing how New Deal-era policies often intersected with eugenic ideologies despite FDR’s personal reservations. #Eugenics #BuckvBell #CarrieBuck #HarryLaughlin #OliverWendellHolmes #ForcedSterilization #SupremeCourt #RuthHubbard #Imbeciles #NewDeal #FDR #USHistory #CivilRights #DisabilityHistory #LegalPrecedent #SocialEngineering #PublicHealth #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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