Very Early In My Childhood I Associated

Many People Are Horrified At The Idea Of Birth Control. . . . It Is Simply The Keynote Of A New Moral Program.

The Most Merciful Thing A Large Family Can Do To One Of Its Infant Members Is To Kill It.

Give Dysgenic Groups [people With 'bad Genes'] In Our Population Their Choice Of Segregation Or [compulsory] Sterilization.

Like The Advocates Of Birth Control, The Eugenists, For Instance, Are Seeking To Assist The Race Toward The Elimination Of The Unfit. Both Are Seeking A Single End But They Lay Emphasis Upon Different Methods.

In Passing, We Should Here Recognize The Difficulties Presented By The Idea Of 'fit' And 'unfit.' Who Is To Decide This Question? The Grosser, The More Obvious, The Undeniably Feeble-minded Should, Indeed, Not Only Be Discouraged But Prevented From Propagating Their Kind. But Among The Writings Of The Representative Eugenists [sic], One Cannot Ignore The Distinct Middle-class Bias That Prevails.