Margaret Sanger was born Margaret Louise Higgins in 1879 in Corning ... futile and useless to relieve the misery I saw all about me,” Sanger wrote in her 1931 book “My Fight for Birth Control.” Sanger ...

Stephanie Gorton documents them in “The Icon and the Idealist: Margaret Sanger, Mary Ware Dennett ... you need to pick up a copy of Gorton’s book because you will be as fascinated as I ...

Margaret Sanger witnessed unwanted pregnancies ... they will be but taking a leaf out of man's book. The woman is not needed to do man's work. She is not needed to think man's thoughts.

Margaret Sanger’s advocacy work was not without its controversies. One of the most debated aspects of her legacy is her support for eugenics, a stance that she shared with many intellectuals and ...