Sanger tells her own story: the Corning childhood and a mother worn out by eighteen pregnancies, nursing on the Lower East Side, the Comstock prosecutions, the Brownsville clinic and the workhouse, the exile in England, and the decades of organising that followed. Her later alliances with the eugenics movement remain a serious charge against her, and the book is the starting point for that argument as well.
The founder of the birth control movement, telling it as she saw it. Download the free EPUB.