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Charles, William Mayo supported eugenics, but it was Charles who called for the sterilization of the 'unfit' - Vimarsana News

Charles, William Mayo supported eugenics, but it was Charles who called for the sterilization of the 'unfit'

Dr. Charles Mayo compared the sterilization of the "unfit" to "foolish" chickens crossing the road and getting killed.

Black Firefighter Captain John Cheatham Honored As A Pioneer - Vimarsana News

Black Firefighter Captain John Cheatham Honored As A Pioneer

Born into slavery, John Cheatham became the first Black fire captain with the Minneapolis Fire Department in 1899.

Brooks: Cheatham Avenue leads Minneapolis into its future - Vimarsana News

Brooks: Cheatham Avenue leads Minneapolis into its future

A street once named after the founder of the Minnesota Eugenics Society now honors Minneapolis' first Black fire captain

South Minneapolis street now honors a pioneer Black firefighter - Vimarsana News

South Minneapolis street now honors a pioneer Black firefighter

John Cheatham was born to an enslaved family in Missouri in 1855. His parents came up the Mississippi and settled in Minneapolis shortly after the Emancipation Proclamation banned slavery during the Civil War in 1863. They were among the first Black families in the city.

South Minneapolis street now honors a pioneer Black firefighter - Vimarsana News

South Minneapolis street now honors a pioneer Black firefighter

John Cheatham was born to an enslaved family in Missouri in 1855. His parents came up the Mississippi and settled in Minneapolis shortly after the Emancipation Proclamation banned slavery during the Civil War in 1863. They were among the first Black families in the city.

Source: wctrib.com