From the 1920s to the 1970s,native North American women were forcefully sterilized due to being perceived as "disabled." What was their alleged disability?

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The alleged disability was being native North American. This was based on pseudoscientific theories of eugenics that considered indigenous people to be inferior and a threat to the white race. As a result, many indigenous women were forcibly sterilized without their consent as a means of population control and forced assimilation. This is a tragic chapter in North American history that has had lasting impacts on indigenous communities.

From the 1920s to the 1970s,native North American Women Were