The sections that are dwindling include the whole middle-class and the skilled artisans. The sections that are increasing are the very poor, the shiftless and drunken, the feeble-minded—feeble-minded women, especially, are apt to be very prolific.
Logic, philosophy, pacifism
J.V. Day, "Bertrand Russell on Eugenics" (referencing Russell's writings)
c. 1920s-1930s (reflecting his concerns of the time)
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