Population Reference Bureau
population subdivisions, racialized
Portuguese, IQ
positive eugenics
poverty. See poor people
PPIE. See Panama-Pacific International Exposition
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, Madison Grant Forest and Elk Refuge
prenatal testing. See also genetic testing
preservationists
Audubon Society
Jordan
redwoods
wilderness. See also conservationists; Sierra Club
Preston School of Industry
prisons: homosexuality
sterilizations. See also criminality
professionalization: Border Patrol
social work
Progress
Progressives
antiprostitution and antivice campaigns
California
idealist
idealization of science and efficiency
neo-Lamarckism
PPIE
and recreation
women
prophylaxis. See also hygiene; sanitary engineering; sterilizations/sterilization laws; tropical medicine
Proposition (Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative), California
Proposition (1994), California
protests (1960s–1970s)
disability rights
ethnic nationalism
gay and lesbian liberationists
May Second Committee vs. Goethe science building
vs. racism
vs. sterilizing non-consensually. See also feminists
protests vs. border quarantine, Mexican bath riots
psychology: experimental
marriage and family. See also Freudianism; insanity; marital counseling; personality tests; psychometrics
psychometrics. See also testing
public health
California experiments
and immigrants
Panama Canal Zone
PPIE
public hygiene
racialized
San Francisco. See also disease; disinfection; fumigations; quarantines; sanitary engineering; sexual surgeries; tropical medicine; U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS)
public schools, California
public works projects
Puerto Ricans: forced sterilizations of women
New York City
Young Lords
Puerto Rico: American colonialism
birth control activities
tropical medicine
purity campaigns
quarantines
Mexican border
“question authority” maxim
Quilligan, Edward James
quinine
quotas vs. “undesirable” immigrants
Johnson-Reed Immigration Act (1924)
Mexicans
race: critics of eugenics based on
geneticists vs. concept of. See also degenerationism
ethnic nationalism
race betterment
race suicide
racial hygiene
racism
race betterment
Popenoe and
PPIE
tropical medicine and. See also eugenics
hygiene
Race Betterment Foundation
racial regeneration
Race Betterment Foundation
First National Conference on Race Betterment (1914)
Popenoe and
PPIE
SNCRB
Race Life and the Aryan Peoples (Widney)
race suicide
Anglo-Saxon pioneers
feminism and
Goethe and
miscegenation as
Moral Majority and
redwoods and
Teddy Roosevelt on. See also degenerationism
race war, in Texas’s Rio Grande valley
racial decline doctrines. See degenerationism
racial hygiene
Nazi. See also eugenics; medicalization; quarantines
racial panics (1920s)
racial pride
racial regeneration. See also race betterment
racial segregation: African American
Goethe promoting
IQ testing and
marriage laws
Mexican
PPIE
protests against (1960s–1970s)
school
South
unconstitutional
Vollmer vs.
racial taxonomies
racial uplift
racism
vs. American Indians
biological
biotypology and
colonial
environmentalist
vs. Filipinos
in IQ testing
vs. Latin Americans
Mendelian
miscegenation laws
population subdivisions and
PPIE
protests against (1960s–1970s)
tracking
vs. welfare recipients
World War II. See also African Americans; Asians; deportations; eugenic racism; exclusions; immigrants; medical racism; Mexicans; nativism; race betterment; racial segregation; stereotypes, racial; whites
radio, Popenoe on
Rak, Mary Kidder
rangers: park
Texas Rangers
rat-proofing, against plague
Read, A. J.
real estate policies, Goethe’s
recessive genes
reconditioning: gender and sexuality. See also shock therapy
recreation
eugenic family
playgrounds. See also parks
reductionism, biology and medicine
Redwood Park
redwoods: Founders Tree
memorial groves
preservation of
Sequoia gigantea
Sequoia sempervirens
Reed, Charles L.
Reed, Walter
reform eugenics
regeneration
registry, eugenics
Reily, John A.
Relf sisters
Relf v. Weinberger
relief agencies
repatriation campaigns (1929 and 1930). See also deportations
Repository for Germinal Choice
reservation system, American Indians
rights: civil
disability
free speech
reproductive
universal. See also nonconsensual sterilizations
Rockefeller, John D. Jr.
Rockefeller Foundation
Rodrigues-Triaz, Helen
Rogers, Carl
Rolph, James Jr.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, Theodore: Boone and Crockett Club
conservationism
and Panama
on race suicide
Spanish-American War
strenuous life
Roosevelt Elk
Rosanoff, Aaron
Rosenfeld, Bernard
Ross, Ronald
Rucker, William
Rumsfeld, Donald
Sacramento: playgrounds. See also California State University at Sacramento (CSUS)
Sacramento Bee
“Sacramento State’s Own Doctor Strangelove”
salpingectomies. See also sexual surgeries
Sanborn, Mrs. Frederick G.
Sánchez, George I.
San Francisco
anti-Asian discrimination
City Beautiful movement
earthquake (1906)
eugenic epicenter
infrastructure
militarization
public health
Woman’s Board See also Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE)
San Francisco Chronicle
Sanger, Margaret
Sanitary Corps, U.S. Army
sanitary en
gineering. See also delousing; disinfection; fumigations; public health; tropical medicine
San Quentin prison
Santa Cruz, redwoods
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Fe Street Bridge, Mexican quarantines
Save-the-Redwoods League (SRL)
Goethe and
Jordan
National Park Service differing from
Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT)
schools: California public
California state juvenile delinquency
Chicano protests
eugenic education plan (Pitts)
IQ testing
segregation
vaccinations
scientific motherhood
scientific racism. See also eugenic racism
Second National Conference on Race Betterment (SNCRB)
Seeking to Serve (Goethe)
segregation: of unfit. See also exclusions; racial segregation
selective breeding
Sempervirens Club
Senate Select Committee on Genetics, Genetic Technologies, and Public Policy, California
separation, marital
Sequoia gigantea
Sequoia National Park, Mount Jordan
Sequoia sempervirens
Seton Indians
sexism. See also feminists
gender
sexuality
biological sex differentiation
biotypology and
bisexual-ity
dysfunction
Freudianism on
intersexuality
Kinsey research
laws regulating
marital counseling and
Masters and Johnson research
norms
population control and
at PPIE
protest movements (1960s–1970s)
reconditioning
sterilizations for deviant
testing and
transsexuality
women’s. See also homosexuality; marriage; sexually transmitted disease
sexually transmitted disease: syphilis
venereal
sexual revolutions (1960s–1970s)
sexual surgeries: on men/women
on welfare recipients. See also salpingectomies; sterilizations/sterilization laws; tubal ligations
shock therapy: electroshock
insulin shock
sickle-cell anemia
Sierra Club
Burbank
Goethe
Jordan
Muir
population control
redwoods
Simon, Theodore
Sinophobia
siphonophores
Sleepy Lagoon Trial (1943)
smallpox
quarantines
Smith, G. A.
Smith, Jedediah
Smyth, Margaret
SNCRB (Second National Conference on Race Betterment)
Snow, William F.
Socarides, Charles
social biology. See also eugenics
social class. See class
social Darwinism. See also evolutionism
“Social Eugenics” (Hogue)
socialism
social work
Society for the Study of Social Biology
“Song of the Redwood-Tree” (Whitman)
Sonoma state institutions
Soult, Will E.
South Carolina, sterilization law
Southern Europeans: immigration laws and restrictions vs.
IQ
lesser races
sanitation of
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Poverty Law Center
Spanish-American war: black veterans
Gorgas
Mexico border inspectors
militarization of the Bay Area
Panama Canal and
Pierce
Roosevelt
tropical medicine
Vaughan
Vollmer
Spencer, Herbert
sperm banks
SRL. See Save-the-Redwoods League
St. Louis Dispatch
Stanford, Leland
Stanford-Binet intelligence test
Stanford University
and Goethe publications
Jordan presidency
redwood as official seal
Terman
Wilbur presidency
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Stanley, Leo
state institutions: sterilizations. See also California Department of Institutions; California state institutions; prisons; schools
Statement on the Nature of Race and Race Differences (UNESCO)
stem cell research
Stephens, William
stereotypes, racial. See also Mexican stereotypes
Sterilization for Human Betterment (Popenoe and Gosney)
sterilizations/sterilization laws
apologies for
for criminality
critics of
Delaware
futility in breeding out defects
Goethe and
HBF promoting
India
Indiana
for insanity
Iowa
Nazi Germany
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oregon
Popenoe for
for population control
PPIE and
as protection
revoked by legislatures
Southern states
for unfit (general)
U.S. numbers sterilized
Virginian
Washington state. See also California sterilizations/sterilization law; disinfection; fumigations; non-consensual sterilizations; salpingectomies; tubal ligations; voluntary sterilizations
Stern, William
Stockton state hospital, California
Stolz, Herbert R.
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
A Study of American Intelligence (Brigham)
“The Subjugation of Inferior Races,” Overland Monthly
suburbia, California
suicide. See also race suicide
Supreme Courts. See California Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Survey Graphic
Swan, John M.
syphilis
Syrians, immigrants
Tanner, Barry
Tanton, John
Tappan, John W.
taxes: gold
on population growth
Taylor, Alvis C.
Taylor, Robert M.
Taylor-Johnson Temperament Test (T-JTA)
Tay-Sachs, genetic tests for
technologies: Border Patrol. See also biotechnology; birth control; psychometrics
temperament: gender. See also temperament testing
temperament testing
Downey Will-Temperament Test
Humm-Wadsworth Temperament Scale. See also Johnson Temperament Analysis Test (JTA)
Terman, Lewis S.
and CBJR
Eugenics Section of CCC
gifted children study
Goethe and
HBF
IQ testing
Male-Female (M-F) Test
Marital Happiness Survey
The Measurement of Intelligence
PPIE
and race betterment
testing
AIFR
A-S Reaction Study for ascendance-submission
Guildford’s S.T.D.C.R. Test
homosexuality
Kent-Rosanoff Test
Male-Female (M-F) Test
Neymann-Kohlstedt Scale for introversion-extroversion
Rorschach Inkblot
Wil-loughby Emotional Maturity Scale. See also genetic testing; intelligence tests/intelligence quotient (IQ); personality tests; psychometrics; temperament testing
Texas: Hernandez v. Texas
(1954)
Mexican border quarantines
Texas Rangers
Third International Eugenics Congress, New York (1932)
“Thirteenth Labor of Hercules,” PPIE
The Three Americas (Widney)
Thurmond, Strom
Tilden, Charles Lee
Tilden Park
Todd, Frank Morton
To rres, Art
To rres, Carmelita
tourism, California
tracking: Mexican border control. See also vocational tracking
The Training of the Human Plant (Burbank)
Trait Book (Davenport)
transsexuality
Treaty of Guadalupe of Hidalgo (1848)
tropical medicine: colonial
Cuba
Hawai’i
Panama Canal Zone
Philippines
PPIE
Puerto Rico
race betterment and. See also public health; sanitary engineering
tubal ligations: elective
nonconsensual. See also sexual surgeries
tuberculosis
Turner, Frederick Jackson
Tuskegee experiments
typhoid: Panama Canal Zone
PPIE presentations
Spanish-American War
typhus fever: etiology
German Jews associated with
Mexican quarantine
“undesirables”
European
genetic testing and. See also degenerationism; immigration laws and restrictions vs. “undesirables”; unfit
unfit: birth rate
charity furthering survival of
elimination of
segregation of
sterilizations of
voluntary suicide of. See also criminality; feebleminded; insanity
Ungemach Gardens, Strasburg, France
unit characters, Mendelian
United Mexican American Students
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
universalism
universal rights
University of California: Berkeley
Burbank
Citrus Experiment Station
eugenics
Wheeler presidency
University of Minnesota, Dight Institute
University of Southern California
Women’s Hospital/County Hospital
upper-class Mexicans: quarantine waived for
urban barrios
urban delinquency, juvenile
urban planning: Goethe and
no- or slow-growth policies
U.S. Army: Alpha and Beta tests
American G.I. Forum
Corp of Topographical Engineers
El Paso quarantine
Sanitary Corps
venereal disease operations
YMCA’s Army and Navy Department
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW)
U.S. eugenics movement
American West
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
in immigrant’s country of origin
Immigration Bureau preceding
and Mexican border
tracking
violence and vigilantism complaints
U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS): Canadian border
in immigrant’s country of origin
Mexican border
Mounted Quarantine Guard
plague control
Eugenic Nation Page 49
