"The Improvement of the Race; or, Eugenics: A Little Book on a Big Subject" is a groundbreaking work by La Rhyne author Helen McKenzie Baker that tackles one of the most pressing and controversial topics of its era. In this book, the author examines questions regarding the theory of eugenics and its impact on improving the human gene pool. Baker examines the history of the eugenics movement, the principles of selection, argues for the need to improve the human race, and offers his own thoughts on the impact of genetics on social issues. The author questions the innate equality of people, calling for careful selection to create a stronger and healthier species. "The Improvement of the Race; or, Eugenics: A Little Book on a Big Subject" is a provocative and important work that provokes deep reflection on the moral and ethical aspects of the theory of eugenics and its impact on modern society."