Sanger, Margaret. Literary Digest article and accompanying lantern slide, 1934, document public advocacy for birth control and Sanger’s role in legal and cultural efforts to expand access to contraception in the United States. The material captures a moment in which Sanger’s courtroom involvement and public narrative of the movement were.....
[Contraception] Margaret Sanger Typed letter signed by Margaret Sanger to Ruth Albert, dated March 9, 1931. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 in. Boldly signed “Margaret.” On letterhead for the Committee on Federal Legislation, an organization headed by Sanger, which advocated for federal regulation of birth control laws and regulations. Two.....
[Contraception] Sanger, Margaret. Margaret Sanger: An Autobiography. New York: W.W. Norton & Company. Stated First Edition, 1938. The autobiography of a pioneering feminist, one of the earliest advocates for birth control and contraception, and a nurse who witnessed first-hand the devastating effects of unwanted pregnancy, Margaret Sanger. Blue boards, gilt.....
[Contraception] Sanger, M., & Russell, W. Debate on Birth Control. Little Blue Book. No. 208. Kansas: Haldemen-Julius Company,1921. First edition Grey-blue staple-bound wrappers with black text. 32mo. 63 pages. This work presents a debate between Margaret Sanger, a prominent advocate for birth control, and Winter Russell, who opposes it. The.....
[Contraception] Sanger, M., & Russell, W. Debate on Birth Control. Little Blue Book. No. 208. Kansas: Haldemen-Julius Company,1921. Grey-blue staple-bound wrappers with black text. 32mo. 63 pages. This work presents a debate between Margaret Sanger, a prominent advocate for birth control, and Winter Russell, who opposes it. The central topic.....
