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The 14 pages that link to Margaret Sanger, each with the reason it gives.

• Comstock lawsRelated: Federal and state Comstock restrictions repeatedly obstructed her efforts to distribute contraceptive information.

• Sex educationRelated: Her advocacy helped bring contraception and reproductive information into public debate.

• Emma GoldmanRelated: Goldman lectured on contraception before Sanger’s campaign brought the issue wider attention.

• Birth controlRelated: Her activism helped make contraception a public political issue in the United States.

• Oral contraceptive pillRelated: She recruited Katherine McCormick to support the research that produced the first pill.

• Havelock EllisRelated: Sanger’s reform work intersected with Ellis’s writing on sexuality and birth control.

• Abortion debateRelated: Her organizing helped make reproductive control a sustained public political issue.

• International Planned Parenthood FederationRelated: Sanger’s international organizing helped bring the federation into being.

• Will DurantRelated: Durant taught at the Modern School, where Sanger was among the prominent figures in its radical educational milieu.

• George RosenkranzRelated: Her campaign connected steroid researchers’ discoveries to efforts to create a practical contraceptive pill.

• Gregory G. PincusRelated: Her advocacy turned Pincus’s reproductive research toward a contraceptive with broad practical use.

• History of abortionRelated: Her work linked contraception advocacy with the broader history of reproductive rights.

• History of birth controlRelated: Her organizing helped build institutions that promoted contraception despite legal restrictions.

• History of reproductionRelated: Her campaigns helped make contraception a public and political issue.