Babies, “Bingo,” and Birth Control: Exploring the Contemporary Eugenics of Elective Sterilization in the US
Kenyon, Sophia Grace
2021
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Abstract

This thesis evaluates historical legacies of racism in medical care as focused on elective sterilization surgeries. Contemporary sterilization practices echo the eugenic aims of their historical counterparts as they encourage White fertility and restrict the fertility of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.

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Title Babies, “Bingo,” and Birth Control: Exploring the Contemporary Eugenics of Elective Sterilization in the US
Author Kenyon, Sophia Grace : University of Chicago
Degree Type M.A.
Content Type Thesis
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Digital Object Identifier https://doi.org/10.6082/uchicago.3122
Publication Date 2021-08
Language English
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Record Appears in Social Sciences Division > MA Program in the Social Sciences (MAPSS)
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Record Created 2021-08-17

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