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Alberta Eugenics Awareness Week 2012: Highlights Video

Posted on May 30, 2013 by Spirit of our Time

Well, at last, here it is. Watch, enjoy, share, like.

Posted in ablist language, Archives, Canadian history, Community Outreach, Community-University, Disability, disability rights, Education, Eugenic sterilization, Eugenics, Families, History of eugenics, Law and public policy, Medical interventions, Persons, Race and ethnicity, Racism, Reports, Reproductive rights, Sexuality, Stigmatization, Transgeneration | Tagged AEAW 2012, Alberta eugenics, Colette Leung, History of eugenics, Karen Stote, Lesley Cormack, Living Archives on Eugenics, Living Archives on Eugenics in Western Canada, Moyra Lang, Natasha Nunn, rob wilson | Leave a comment

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