The Morality of Birth Control

"The Morality of Birth Control" is a 1921 speech by American birth control activist and sex educator Margaret Sanger, delivered at the Park Theatre in New York. In this influential address, Sanger explores the practical and ethical aspects of birth control, supported by evidence and delivered in her characteristic eloquent style. As a foundational piece in the history of sexual health and education, the speech marks a significant shift in social perception regarding birth control.