For as long as people have had children, some groups and individuals have had their procreation encouraged, subsidized, even prized—think of queens celebrated for bearing male heirs to their royal mates, or the “Better Baby” and “Fitter Family” contests of
For as long as people have had children, some groups and individuals have had their procreation encouraged, subsidized, even prized—think of queens celebrated for bearing male heirs to their royal mates, or the “Better Baby” and “Fitter Family” contests of
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