"The eugenics movement resists cramming into a single, unambiguous political box. ...When the Supreme Court, in the greatest victory [,] of the American eugenics movement, upheld compulsory sterilization of the mentally unfit in 1927, all liberal justices voted aye; the single dissent in this eight-to-one ruling was filed by Pierce Butler,] the court's most conservative member, a catholic who upheld his church's position on reproductive controls."