Photo by SS / The Acumen Group / (c) 2018 The Acumen magazine team usually ask a series of short response questions, known as the Speed Round, to end celebrity interviews. The function of the Speed Round is to determine whether or not we’ve made the subjects comfortable enough to divulge more candid information about themselves or their beliefs. None of the questions are particularly risqué or controversial, but do offer insight into the performers, rather than the characters

The American Eugenics Society (AES) marked its 100th anniversary recently, prompting reflection on its complex and controversial history. Founded in 1926, the AES aimed to promote eugenics, a movement focused on improving human populations through controlled breeding. Over the past century, the society's legacy has sparked debate, raising questions about ethics, science, and social impact. Origins and Goals of the American Eugenics Society The AES was established during a tim

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