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stand up, decry legacy of eugenics  Dahleen Glanton / Chicago
Tribune | September 7 2006  RALEIGH, N.C. -- It is hard for
Elaine Riddick to talk about how the state of North Carolina
sterilized her without her knowledge at the age of 14, changing
her life forever. But she manages to wipe away the tears and
garner the strength to tell her story to anyone who will listen.
Thirty-eight years later, Riddick, a 52-year-old with a quiet
demeanor, has emerged as a voice for thousands of victims of
state-sponsored sterilizations that were part of the eugenics
movement in the United States from the 1920s to the 1970s.
Riddick and others are coming forward and forcing states to
address their roles in a controversial social experiment that
went awry.  "What they did to me was totally inhumane. Death
would have been better because