War Against the Weak: Eugenics and America's Campaign to Create a Master Race, Expanded Edition
by Edwin Black
In War Against the Weak, Edwin Black exposes America's eugenics era, where efforts to create a master race through sterilization and segregation scarred the nation. This expanded edition details the movement's origins, key proponents, and profound ethical consequences, urging reflection on science's misuse in pursuit of perfection.
About This Book
War Against the Weak delves into the eugenics movement in America, revealing a dark chapter where science was twisted to justify social control.
The book examines how influential figures and institutions promoted eugenics, leading to policies that targeted the vulnerable.
This expanded edition provides updated insights into the campaign's scope and lasting impacts on society.
Through meticulous research, it highlights the intersection of pseudoscience and government action in shaping demographics.
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