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To Richard Doherty, with my regards + appreciation. Margaret Sanger, New York, March 30-1926
This inscription was written by Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood and advocate for birth control in the early twentieth century. Sanger opened birth control clinics and distributed information about oral contraceptives, believing they could end the cycle of women’s poverty. Woman and th
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