Margaret Sanger. Luces y sombras del movimiento a favor del control natal

Abstract

MARGARET SANGER (1879-1966) LEAD A CAMPAIGN IN THE UNITED STATES FROM 1914 TO 1937 TO REMOVE THE IDEA OF OBSCENITY OF CONTRACEPTION AND TO ESTABLISH A NATIONWIDE SYSTEM OF CLINICS WHERE WOMEN COULD OBTAIN RELIABLE BIRTH CONTROL SERVICES. SANGER COINED THE TERM BIRTH CONTROL SUSTAINING THAT THE ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION WAS A WOMAN'S FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT.