After World War II, the racialist ideology was hailed as un-scientific and pseudoscience by many, although there were some supporters of the movement such as Nobel Prize winner William Shockley and Julian Huxley.
After World War II, the racialist ideology was hailed as un-scientific and pseudoscience by many, although there continued to be supporters of eugenics even after there was widespread awareness of the Nazi debacle. Post 1945 eugenics proponents include Nobel Prize winner William Shockley and Julian Huxley.