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an introduction to the critical studies of race, gender and coloniality
Discover the hidden legacy of eugenics and its enduring influence on modern policies and global society. Beginning with the origins of eugenics, Sánchez-Rivera traces the spread of eugenic ideas across different nations, revealing how they intersect with nationalism, populism and individual reproductive rights. Through a comprehensive exploration, this book uncovers how these intertwined legacies still shape our world today offering fresh insights into the subtle forces that define contemporary social and political landscapes, and have lasting impacts on reproductive control, racialization, colonialism, gender norms and more.
Introducing critical eugenic studies -- Eugenics as a colonial tool -- An unnatural selection -- The impact of eugenics -- From eugenics to population control -- Understanding eugenics in the neoliberal era -- Genes, gender, race, and moral panics -- The eugenic construction of "natural disasters" and global pandemics.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [113]-134) and index.