1945: (Lescot’s Erasure of Rural-to-Urban Migration — Lescot’s Framing of Peasant and Poor People’s Presumed Hyperreproductivity Alongside Overpopulation Bei…

1945: (Lescot’s Erasure of Rural-to-Urban Migration — Lescot’s Framing of Peasant and Poor People’s Presumed Hyperreproductivity Alongside Overpopulation Being an Erasure of the Increased Patterns of Rural-to-Urban Migration Since the US Occupation — His Projection of Urban Population Growth onto Peasant Women’s Reproduction and Sexual Practices Also Ignoring His Role in the Disruption of Rural Geographies Like SHADA That Forced Increased Urban Migration): Lescot’s framing of peasant and poor people’s presumed hyperreproductivity alongside overpopulation was an erasure of the increased patterns of rural-to-urban migration since the US occupation. His projection of urban population growth onto peasant women’s reproduction and sexual practices also ignored his own role in the disruption of rural geographies — like SHADA — that forced increased urban migration. The president who had cleared the forests now blamed the women who fled the cleared land for crowding the capital — the arsonist lamenting the refugees.