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'''Margaret Sanger’s epiphany over birth control – 1936''' | '''Margaret Sanger’s epiphany over birth control – 1936''' | ||
| + | I really enjoyed this particular article. I like how Sanger used a personal story to make birth control, which was typically thought of as a female issue, a family and medical issue. By bringing in the husband and childre of Sadie Sachs, Sanger made it obvious that the situation didn't just affect the mother, but her family as well. She also reflected what a desperate situation it truly was to have another mouth to feed in a poor, working class family. -Anna K Holman | ||
'''Emma Goldman – A Radical view of women’s emancipation – 1911''' | '''Emma Goldman – A Radical view of women’s emancipation – 1911''' | ||
