... , and these classes enrolled more than twenty thousand students (Eugenics Archive & Soft on Fascism). Another advocate of eugenics was Lewis Telman, who was a professor at Stanford University. He developed an IQ test which became very popular, and still is today, in the United States. He felt that all young children should be tested and evaluated. Smart children should be grouped together, as ... ...

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... African American units were not allowed into combat, despite great contributions made by black units in previous conflicts. The military justified keeping blacks off the front lines by using IQ tests. These test supposedly proved that blacks were not as intelligent as native-born white Americans. Many African American units instead fought for the French, and were extremely successful and essential to ... ...

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