Review of Towards racial health

Abstract

Reviews the book, Towards racial health by Norah H. March (1919). Miss March's book is evidently designed to serve a double purpose--to give an insight into the sexual life of the child and to present a practical and efficient plan of sexual education for the use of parents and teachers. Incidentally, its chapters include many notes on sex hygiene which should be invaluable for the guidance of the mother in the care of her children. There is no doubt that Miss March has succeeded very ably in her task of popularization of sex physiology and psychology, and her book is to be recommended to parents and teachers both because of its clarity of expression and its frank and healthy attitude toward the subject with which it deals. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)