Department of Homeland Security Secretary,Jeh Johnson is headed for the same scenario  his eugenicist grandfather warned against in a 1932 article printed in Margaret Sanger’s Birth Control Review. Charles Spurgeon Johnson, the first black President of Fisk University and chairman of the executive committee of the communist affiliated Southern Regional Council, stated that “the same eugenic discrimination which applies to the whites is necessary with reference to selective fertility within the Negro group.” Otherwise, Dr. Johnson wrote, diseases like malaria, typhoid, and tuberculosis closely associated with poverty and low income could spread. Ironically, almost a century later his grandson is welcoming tens of thousands of poor, sick, and illegal immigrant children and potential procreators into America. Appearing on "Meet the Press", Jeh, named for a Liberian chief who supposedly saved his grandfather’s life in 1930, talked in...(Read Full Post)