What was the popular medical science of those times? Eugenics…. For context look to the thinking people had before and how they only relatively recently become aware of other realities.

In one of Plato’s best-known literary works, The Republic, he wrote about creating a superior society by procreating high-class people together and discouraging coupling between the lower classes. He also suggested a variety of mating rules to help create an optimal society.
Later….
In the late 19th century, Galton—whose cousin was Charles Darwin—hoped to better humankind through the propagation of the British elite. His plan never really took hold in his own country, but in America it was more widely embraced

Side note: Darwin’s full title of his famous book is…. The Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life

Multiple countries (British colonies as most knowledge flowed from the Crown) believed and bought into it and as it became more popular was adopted as the science of the times.

What happened near 1948? WW2 had ended. And who had picked up and adopted Eugenics as the preferred science for mankind? Adolf Hitler. The USA learned from its mistake in fully trusting the science of that time through the hard fought work of brave men and women who challenged it.
I would also say that even at the time of its founding many of the leaders recognized the injustice and also worked to drive a change to better align the country with the ideals of freedom. To the point that a civil war was fought and won to establish the freedom for those men and women. Between 650-850,000 men died for those freedoms and the later progress to be achieved. Other leaders in communities later used their voices to greater effect to push for life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.


But that’s just my opinion. Happy to discuss further.
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It is critical beef prices remain strong and reflect the realities of production costs on farms if normal supply patterns are to be maintained."

Edmund Graham, the ICSA beef chairperson, claimed that meat processors “will end up crushing farmers unless they start showing a bit of solidarity with their suppliers and support them through these tough times”.

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It had been made available as the Teaching Council’s 2020 Feilte conference was forced to take place online due to Covid. This was one of the workshops.

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