The Dark History Of Psychology | Candace Owens

In an eye-opening exposé, Candace Owens delves into the dark underbelly of the psychology field, revealing shocking truths about some of its most revered contributors. From the twisted pedophilic relationships of (((Sigmund Freud))) and his associates to Alfred Kinsey's collaboration with child sex abusers, Candace exposes the unsavory past of psychology, raising questions about the legitimacy of the field itself.

She also highlights the Nazi book burnings, which targeted books deemed Marxist and overtly sexual, including the library at The Institute for Sexual Research founded by (((Magnus Hirschfeld))).
(((Hirschfeld))), a homosexual and a pioneer in the study of sexuality, is hailed as a hero by some, despite his own questionable practices.

Lastly, Candace sheds light on the eugenicist beliefs of Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, who advocated for the sterilization of ethnic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, and the poor.

This exposé serves as a chilling reminder that the history of psychology is far from pure and that its dark past continues to cast a shadow on the present.