Woman and the New Race

Get ready to dive into a thought-provoking read with "Woman and the New Race" by Margaret Sanger. Published in 1920, this book boldly advocates for contraception as the most effective solution to combat overpopulation. Sanger's insightful exploration of Dr. Thomas Robert Malthus's ideas on celibacy and the drawbacks of coitus reservatus will leave you questioning conventional norms. With her emphasis on the physical and mental harm caused by celibacy, Sanger makes a compelling case for the importance of birth control. Experience this fascinating intersection of eugenics and contraception by grabbing your own copy of "Woman and the New Race" today.

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