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Karin Zipf | Bad Girls at Samarcand

Season 19 Episode 1924 | 26m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

Dr. Zipf talks about former "reform school" Samarcand Manor.

NC's Eugenics program continues to be at the forefront of the state conversation as lawmakers consider compensation legislation. Professor Karin Zipf takes a detailed look at the State Home & Industrial School in Eagle Springs, commonly known as Samarcand Manor, the 1931 arson case, & the large role that eugenics-based classification policies played in the “reformation” of poor white girls.

06/22/2017

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Karin Zipf | Bad Girls at Samarcand

Season 19 Episode 1924 | 26m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

NC's Eugenics program continues to be at the forefront of the state conversation as lawmakers consider compensation legislation. Professor Karin Zipf takes a detailed look at the State Home & Industrial School in Eagle Springs, commonly known as Samarcand Manor, the 1931 arson case, & the large role that eugenics-based classification policies played in the “reformation” of poor white girls.

06/22/2017

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