Why is it important to study the history of eugenics according to the aticle?
A) it provides a blueprint for the type of science society should replicate
B) it shows that differences are a biological hazard
C) it provides clearer directions for how we might create more livable futures in the face of oppression.
D) none of the above

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The conclusion reads, "Knowing our history is important because it provides clearer directions for how we might create more livable futures in the face of oppression."

Why Is It Important to Study the History of Eugenics