North Carolina, Home of Red Hat, Perhaps Has the Most Notorious History When It Comes to Racist Eugenics Projects

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2020-08-21 11:50:58 UTC
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Recent: The Full Story (With References) of IBM's Role in a Purge of Black People and Mixed-Race Couples

THE full book is available for purchase. We reproduce just a small portion of it below ("Ethnic Cleansing in Connecticut" and "North Carolina Confronts Its Genocide"; pages 1596-1635).

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Lots more in the full book. ⬆

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