Tag: reproductive rights

Planned Parenthood History: From Birth Control to Abortion Rights

Planned Parenthood History: From Birth Control to Abortion Rights

Apr 24 2026 / Social Policy

Explore the history of Planned Parenthood, from Margaret Sanger's early birth control clinics to its pivotal role in abortion rights and reproductive healthcare.

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Griswold, Eisenstadt, and Roe: The Legal Blueprint for Sexual Freedom

Griswold, Eisenstadt, and Roe: The Legal Blueprint for Sexual Freedom

Apr 10 2026 / History & Culture

Explore how Griswold, Eisenstadt, and Roe established the US constitutional right to privacy and the legal foundations for modern reproductive and sexual freedom.

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Margaret Sanger and the American Birth Control League: Shaping Reproductive Rights

Margaret Sanger and the American Birth Control League: Shaping Reproductive Rights

Mar 30 2026 / History & Culture

Margaret Sanger co-founded the American Birth Control League in 1921, transforming arrests into landmark legal victories that legalized contraception and birth control clinics, laying groundwork for Planned Parenthood.

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Second-Wave Feminism: How Birth Control, Autonomy, and Sexual Rights Changed Women's Lives

Second-Wave Feminism: How Birth Control, Autonomy, and Sexual Rights Changed Women's Lives

Feb 8 2026 / History & Culture

Second-wave feminism transformed women’s lives by fighting for birth control, abortion rights, and sexual autonomy. It won legal victories but left out women of color and the poor - a legacy that still shapes today’s reproductive justice movement.

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The Legal Legacy of the Comstock Act: How a 19th-Century Law Still Threatens Access to Contraception and Abortion Mail

The Legal Legacy of the Comstock Act: How a 19th-Century Law Still Threatens Access to Contraception and Abortion Mail

Jan 19 2026 / History & Culture

The Comstock Act of 1873 banned mailing contraceptives and abortion information. Now, over 150 years later, it’s being revived as a tool to restrict abortion access nationwide-even in states where it’s legal. This is how a 19th-century censorship law became a modern threat to reproductive care.

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