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Eugenic Strands in the Gynaecocentric Criticism of Charlotte Perkins Gilman,luence of the newly emerging feminist movement and eugenics. It praised the activity of women geared toward transforming their position in the public sphere and viewed it as “a part of evolution in the adjustment of women in the vocations.”. It endorsed the female revolt against “such discrimination

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,“At Best Race Is a Superstition”: George S. Schuyler’s Journalistic Battles with Racial Absolutism,a consistent opposition to eugenics. One of them undoubtedly is George S. Schuyler, an African American journalist and writer who grounded his life and career in a persistent and stubborn repudiation of what he perceived to be the staples of eugenics: belief in the existence of races, racial absolut

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,Between “Chromatic Emancipation” and a Fascist State: Schuyler’s , and ,e journalist-turned-writer shifts hallmarks of the American social and racial scene of the 1920s, destabilizes certainties and confuses the reader. He invites us into a topsy-turvy science fiction world where the rule of the logic of binary oppositions gives way to experimentation with ambivalence.

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Conclusions, force until 1974 and was responsible for the sterilization of 7,500 people. After the outbreak of the scandal, when then-governor Beverly Perdue was asked about the reasons for eugenic actions, she replied: “You can’t explain why people did things. You can’t explain why those decisions were made by

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2634-6435 Luczak investigates the work of writers like Jack London and Charlotte Perkins Gilman, to consider the impact of eugenic racial discourse on American literary production from 1900-1940.978-1-137-54579-4Series ISSN 2634-6435 Series E-ISSN 2634-6443

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