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In the document, Pius XI argued that the "struggle for racial purity ends by being uniquely the struggle against the Jews. Heneghan explores "whiteness" in American material culture by tracing the connection between the popularity of white-colored goods such as dishes, gravestone art, architecture, women's clothing and corsets and notions of race and racial purity in the antebellum South. As they thought of ways to accomplish the "weeding and seeding" of human genes, German eugenicists were first assisted, then taken over, by a political movement, a government, and a leader all driven by the crudest and most naive notions of national and racial purity. |
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