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Originally Posted by Mavdog
no, not at all, the point being the work done earlier had no eugenic ideals in them.
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Horseshit
The argument you make might have a little merit if something in her actions changed between her early career (ca 1915) and her later career (1920+), but nothing changed. That is....your argument suggests some disconnect between her early and later career - but there is no disconnect. She was pushing the same agenda and the same actions -- an agenda and actions which were entirely consistent with her avowedly eugenicist arguments presented in
The Pivot of Civilation and elsewhere over her long career.
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harlem was not an african american enclave then, mostly newly landed immigrants (jews and italians, with irish as well).
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you might (I'm sure you don't, but you might) note that this is no way rebuts my point -- instead it reinforces my point.