Written in the early 20th Century, this was a time when women were just starting to have some rights, such as voting, education, etc. Sanger saw the right of a woman to have control of her own body as the next goal. She discusses birth control, large families and the impact they have on women, abortion and the right of women not to have children if she so wishes. An emotive book which raises issues that are still (unfortunately) part of debates even in todays modern world. Excerpt: "THE most far-reaching social development of modern times is the revolt of woman against sex servitude. The most...
Written in the early 20th Century, this was a time when women were just starting to have some rights, such as voting, education, etc. Sanger saw the r...
