eu·gen·ist (y  j -n st)n. Variant of eugenicist. |
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| Social reformers, doctors and eugenists documented the harm they believed wage-earning mothers inflicted on babies and children. The philosophy of this program is essentially a variant of the theory of the self-perfectibility of man, a philosophy first proposed by Pelagius in the fifth century and used today by the secular eugenists who espouse a particularly arrogant and ominous program for the improvement of the human race. |
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