Margaret Sanger Box Set

In "Woman and the New Race," Margaret Higgins Sanger presents her perspectives on contraception and eugenics, arguing for their roles in population management. Drawing on her experiences as a nurse and activist, Sanger addresses moral objections to birth control and advocates for women’s autonomy in reproductive choices. Her speech, "The Morality of Birth Control," delivered at the first American Birth Control Conference in 1921, further explores these themes, calling for a reevaluation of societal and institutional stances on women's reproductive rights.