In the early 1900s, the National Council of Women pressured governments to address the problem of "feeble-mindedness."

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In the early 20th century, the National Council of Women, among other organizations, was indeed concerned with social issues including "feeble-mindedness," advocating for measures to address what they perceived as a social problem, often through means that would be considered unethical today, such as eugenics and sterilization policies.

In the Early 1900s, the National Council of Women Pressured