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Margaret Higgins Sanger ou Margaret Louise Higgins ( Corning, 14 de setembro de 1879 – 6 de setembro de 1966) foi uma enfermeira, sexóloga, escritora e ativista do controle de natalidade norte-americana, cujas ações acenderam debates sobre possíveis consequências eugenistas do uso inapropriado desta prática.
Margaret Sanger nel 1922. Margaret Louise Higgins Sanger (Corning, 14 settembre 1879 – Tucson, 6 settembre 1966) è stata un'attivista, infermiera, scrittrice ed educatrice sessuale statunitense, pioniera della contraccezione e dei diritti riproduttivi.Margaret Sanger fu colei che diffuse per la prima volta all'interno del mondo anglosassone il termine "controllo delle nascite", aprì la ...
11 de sept. de 2020 · Margaret Sanger fue una enfermera estadounidense crucial en la lucha a favor del control de la natalidad. En vida fundó diversas asociaciones promotoras del uso de anticonceptivos y la planificación familiar. Aunque su activismo ha sido verdaderamente beneficioso en términos de salud reproductiva de la mujer, Sanger es una figura con sus ...
28 de dic. de 2023 · Margaret Sanger receives permission to land in Japan to speak at “Kaizo” magazine, but only upon the condition that she does not attempt birth control propaganda. May 14, 1922 In Japan, rumors spread that Margaret Sanger and birth control is an American plot to decrease the population of Nippon so the United States can seize the island empire.
In the winter of 1911–12, Margaret rescued 119 children of workers from the violence of the textile mill strikes in Lawrence, MA (Sanger, 1938). The state’s armed militia had been called out to keep 25,000 workers from organizing. About 50 percent of them were women. One woman was killed (Kornbluh, 1988, 1, 4).
Margaret Sanger became a member of the Liberal Club and a supporter of the anarchist-run Ferrer Center and Modern School. She also joined the Women’s Committee of the NY Socialist Party, and took part in labor actions led by the Industrial Workers of the World, including the 1912 strike at Lawrence, MA and the 1913 strike at Paterson, NJ.
In the early 20 th century, at a time when matters surrounding family planning or women’s healthcare were not spoken in public, Margaret Sanger founded the birth control movement and became an outspoken and life-long advocate for women’s reproductive rights. In her later life, Sanger spearheaded the effort that resulted in the modern birth control pill by 1960.
