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Trey’s Table Episode 288: The North Carolina Eugenics Board
North Carolina had a government board that decided who was ‘fit’ to have kids. Guess who they targeted?
Black women. Poor folks. Disabled people.
From 1929–1974, 7,600+ people were forcibly sterilized. Many were girls under 18.
The latest Trey’s Table episode exposes how it happened—and why it still matters.
Tap the link in bio.
Black women. Poor folks. Disabled people.
From 1929–1974, 7,600+ people were forcibly sterilized. Many were girls under 18.
The latest Trey’s Table episode exposes how it happened—and why it still matters.
Tap the link in bio.
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By Trey SmithNorth Carolina had a government board that decided who was ‘fit’ to have kids. Guess who they targeted?
Black women. Poor folks. Disabled people.
From 1929–1974, 7,600+ people were forcibly sterilized. Many were girls under 18.
The latest Trey’s Table episode exposes how it happened—and why it still matters.
Tap the link in bio.
Black women. Poor folks. Disabled people.
From 1929–1974, 7,600+ people were forcibly sterilized. Many were girls under 18.
The latest Trey’s Table episode exposes how it happened—and why it still matters.
Tap the link in bio.