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Articles related to "Margaret Sanger"
Margaret Sanger An advocate of safe and effective contraception for women, Margaret Sanger dedicated her life to efforts to help women take responsibility for their lives. margaret sanger • founder of the birth control movement • national birth control league • white plains hospital • advice centers
Margaret Sanger and Birth Control Margaret Sanger was appalled at the conditions facing married women in the late 1800s and early 1900s who were bearing too many children, ruining their health and dying. margaret sanger • sex. birth control • venereal diseases • abortion • family planning
Margaret Sanger: Pioneer of Birth Control Margaret Sanger was the woman who coined the term "birth control." She was the most avid supporter of contraceptive use in history. Her fight for the rights of women led to the approval of the birth control pill in the US. sanger • margaret--history--birth control--comstock act--bi
Eugene V. Debs Champion of Women's Equality Five-time presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs argued passionately for socialism and labor reform but proved to be a progressive champion for women's rights as well. debs • eugene v debs • socialism • women’s rights • women’s movement
Sex, Marriage and Birth Control Margaret Louise Higgins saw women dying every day because of childbearing, poverty and ignorance, and decided that she would do something to help these unfortunate women. margaret sanger • sex • sex education • marriage • birth control
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Talks Sotomayor, Roe A New York Times interview with Ruth Bader Ginsberg captures the justice's thoughts on Sotomayor and on Roe V. Wade. new york times interview with 76 year old justice • ginsberg the only woman currently on the u.s. supr • views on sonya sotomayor’s nomination and abortion • interviewer emily bazelton commented on the double • ginsberg surprised at harris v. mcrae when court u
Women In Health History - In Public Service Women in health history through public service. alice hamilton • margaret sanger • mother alphonsa lathrop • rose hawthorne • antonia novello
Birth Control as a Method of Family Planning An overview of the practice of family planning through birth control, or contraception. concept of family planning • birth control methods • contraceptive methods • methods of contraception • birth control types
Parents' Information Bureau Until the 1960s, it was illegal to distribute birth control information. Parents' Information Bureau risked all, and changed the lives of Canadian families and society. parents’ information bureau • alvin ratz kaufman • birth control information • birth control distribution • sex education
Child Birth and Abortion in Gilded Age Cities While white middle class women represented a steady decline in birth rates, the new immigrants in urban centers exhibited dramatically higher birth rates. abortion and child birth in the gilded age • urbanization and abortion • the social purity crusade in america • late 19th century sexuality • birth rates for immigrants versus white native bor
Flora MacDonald Denison Flora MacDonald Denison (1867-1921) was an original: suffragist, journalist, radical believer in free love and birth control, and fan of spiritualism and Walt Whitman. flora macdonald denison • bon echo • suffragist • journalist • free love
Projects Focusing on Historical Heroes A heroes project that enables students to research and report on recent historical figures can address the need for ethics education and provide real role models. historical heroes • heroes project for any grade level • developing a project that focuses on historical ro • projects that address ethics education • topics for a heroes project
A Living Soul With this week's anniversary of the controversial Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision of 1973, there is a lot of debate and discussion about the "sanctity of human life." roe • wade • abortion • euthanasia • capital punishment
Katharine Dexter McCormick and the Pill With an acute understanding of biology and the International Harvester fortune, McCormick was determined to provide women with a way to avoid unwanted pregnancies. woman • women • pill • the pill • birth control
MLA Citation Changes 2009 MLA citation rules have changed for 2009. New citation format required in all source material from print to web sites including MLA styles, MLA research, MLA term papers. mla citations • mla citations machine • mla citations format • mla citations book • mla citations page
Importance of Women's History Month Courageous women across cultures and ages have had a powerful and positive impact on American culture and success since the country began. importance of women's history month • great american achievers continuing to move forwar • courageous women across cultures and ages • contributions that women have made • march is women’s history month |
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