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What Every Girl Should Know - Revolutionary Guide to Women's Sexual Education - cover

What Every Girl Should Know - Revolutionary Guide to Women's Sexual Education

Margaret Sanger

Publisher: Good Press

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In "What Every Girl Should Know," Margaret Sanger delivers a groundbreaking examination of women's health, sexuality, and the critical issues surrounding contraception and reproductive rights in early 20th-century America. Written in a direct and accessible style, Sanger's work challenges societal norms and promotes the idea that women deserve autonomy over their own bodies. The book is situated within the larger context of the Progressive Era, reflecting the rising tides of feminist thought and the increasing awareness of sexual health. Sanger's candid approach serves both as an informative guide and a call to action, encouraging young women to educate themselves about their own biological realities and societal expectations. Margaret Sanger, a tireless advocate for birth control and reproductive freedom, was influenced by her experiences in a large family and her observations of the struggles faced by women in her time. Founding the American Birth Control League, which later became Planned Parenthood, Sanger's relentless pursuit of women'Äôs empowerment and health education informed her writing style and her commitment to deliver an unfiltered message. Her life experiences imbue the text with authenticity, making her arguments resonate deeply with readers grappling with similar issues. This book is highly recommended for those interested in women's history, reproductive rights, and socio-political movements. Sanger'Äôs lucid and passionate prose invites readers to engage with critical questions about autonomy, education, and empowerment. "What Every Girl Should Know" remains a pivotal text, urging contemporary readers to consider the ongoing struggles for women's rights and the vital importance of informed choices.
Available since: 10/29/2023.
Print length: 57 pages.

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