Birth-control proponents in the inter-war period were motivated in part by their belief that it would help avoid the degeneration of the human race.

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During the inter-war period, some birth-control proponents believed that controlling reproduction could prevent the perceived degeneration of the human race by limiting the birth of individuals deemed "unfit" or "undesirable."

Birth-Control Proponents in the Inter-War Period Were Motivated in Part