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  • http://www.AngelaFranks.com AngelaFranks.com:  Angela Franks - Author of Margaret Sanger's Eugenic Legacy; The Control of Female Fertility

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  • http://www.IfGene.org IfGene.org:  Ifgene -- International Forum For Genetic Engineering, Index page

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  • http://www.Mttu.com Mttu.com:  Missionaries to the UNBORN

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  • http://www.ShoahEducation.com ShoahEducation.com:  Shoah Education Project-Web: Holocaust or Shoah Education for the Church and General Public: An Online Curriculum

  • http://www.Sntp.net Sntp.net:  Say No To Psychiatry - The Danger and Harm of the Sham Pseudoscience Known As Psychiatry

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  • http://www.UnitedForLife.com UnitedForLife.com:  United for Life - A UK pro-life organisation against abortion - Home Page

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  • http://www.WhatWeMaybe.org WhatWeMaybe.org:   Future Human Evolution, Eugenics Science Movement Ethics Theory

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Eugenics
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Eugenics
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American Eugenics Society Scrapbook
When Francis Galton coined the term eugenics in the 1890s, it is doubtful that he could have foreseen the power the movement would accrue in America during the first half of the 20th century. 

Eugenics
INFO on Eugenics

HISTORY OF EUGENICS
Jonathon Marks and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Yale provides a brief history of the American eugenics movement and its key members including Charles Davenport, Madison Grant,Frederick Adams Wood, Edward Sinnott and Harry Laughlin. It focuses on the move for sterilization in prisoners and poor people and how it was justified.

Eugenics Watch
Members and activities of one of the most influential of the eugenics societies - the Eugenics Society (England), the Galton Institute. 

Eugenics - a planned evolution for life
The application of molecular eugenics to the human. 

Definition of Eugenics
Eugenics: Literally, meaning normal genes, eugenics aims to improve the genetic constitution of the human species by selective breeding. The use of Albert Einstein's sperm to conceive a child (by artificial insemination) would represent an attempt at positive eugenics. The Nazis notoriously engaged in negative eugenics by genocide.