There has been a fair share of tragic and wonderful events throughout time, intelligent individuals that have created new ideas and inventions, then there are some that have created havoc upon others. History is made up of a variety of all things such as: people, places, specific occasions, and much more. There is one individual that has stood out to me, that is Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger is a hardworking/determined woman that has created ...********ADD A THESIS********************** To begin with, Margaret Sanger was a highly motivated woman that strongly believed in the rights of women and the advancement of birth control. Margaret was inspired to make changes regarding birth control methods because of the large amount impoverished families, that had gone through hardships regarding their children. Margaret Sanger was raised in Corning, New York in the year of 1897. She was one of eleven siblings in her household. The experiences that Margaret went through as a child has also had an impact on why she cherishes the
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Many women enjoyed reading Margaret’s news articles so she continued to write more. Shortly after Margaret started to write more articles, Anthony Comstock had officially banned all things concerning sex (Yasunari 6). After conducting research in England and seeing what the philosophers there had to say about birth control, she had finally returned to America. After returning to America, Margaret chose to challenge the Anthony Comstock laws and speak up for the birth control movement. In the year 1916 Margaret had won her case and was known as a nationwide figure for protesting a law that they felt was unjustful. Shortly after winner her case, Margaret opened up the very first American birth control clinic along with the help of her sister, Ethel Byrne, and Fania Mindell. The first American birth control clinic was located in
Many women enjoyed reading Margaret’s news articles so she continued to write more. Shortly after Margaret started to write more articles, Anthony Comstock had officially banned all things concerning sex (Yasunari 6). After conducting research in England and seeing what the philosophers there had to say about birth control, she had finally returned to America. After returning to America, Margaret chose to challenge the Anthony Comstock laws and speak up for the birth control movement. In the year 1916 Margaret had won her case and was known as a nationwide figure for protesting a law that they felt was unjustful. Shortly after winner her case, Margaret opened up the very first American birth control clinic along with the help of her sister, Ethel Byrne, and Fania Mindell. The first American birth control clinic was located in