eugenics

d Autonomy: Ensuring individuals' rights in reproductive choices. However, residual misconceptions, societal biases, and misunderstandings about genetics sometimes perpetuate eugenic-like attitudes, especially within certain cultural or political contexts. Media, Culture, and the Reinforcement

rly 1900s. The movement found support among scientists, politicians, and social reformers who believed it could solve societal problems like poverty, crime, and mental illness by controlling human reproduction. Eugenics Policies Around the World United States: The