Was not a legacy of the eugenics movement?

One significant legacy of the eugenics movement was the promotion of genetic discrimination and sterilization laws, which led to the forced sterilization of marginalized populations in various countries. However, not a legacy of the eugenics movement is the widespread acceptance of genetic diversity as a positive attribute of human populations. Instead, the movement often emphasized a narrow definition of "desirable" traits, which contradicts the modern understanding of genetics and human value.