Eugenics then and now:
Prelude to the holocaust (Part 1)
While it is fashionable to think of eugenics as a remnant of Hitler’s Third Reich, recent news articles on the contemporary practice of negative eugenics directed at the elimination of handicapped pre-born children demonstrate how deeply this anti-life ideology is embedded into the American psyche.
The March of Dimes brings the eugenic spirit home:
Prelude to the Holocaust (Part 2; see Part 1)
In 1978, following the Pro-Life Movement’s decade-long battle with the March of Dimes, the International Foundation for Genetic Research, popularly known as The Michael Fund, was founded as the pro-life alternative to the MOD. Why such a need existed then and continues to exist today is the subject of this concluding segment on eugenics, appropriately titled “Prelude to the New Holocaust.”
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