Woman and the New Race

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"Woman and the New Race" is a 1920 book by birth control activist Margaret Sanger that argues for women's reproductive freedom as the foundation for social and economic liberation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
advocatesFor access to contraception
women's reproductive freedom
arguesThat traditional motherhood roles oppress women
uncontrolled reproduction contributes to poverty
women should control the size of their families
women's reproductive freedom is the foundation for economic liberation
women's reproductive freedom is the foundation for social liberation
associatedWithMovement birth control movement
first-wave feminism
author Margaret Sanger NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes laws restricting birth control information
religious opposition to contraception
ethicalStance instrumentalizes reproduction for social improvement
supports women's bodily autonomy
firstPublishedFormat print
genre feminist literature
political literature
hasPart chapters on the legal status of birth control
chapters on the social consequences of large families
chapters on women's role in creating a 'new race'
hasPerspective pro-contraception
pro-eugenics (historical context)
historicalContext Progressive Era United States NERFINISHED
influenced later reproductive rights activism
public debate on birth control in the United States
influencedBy early 20th-century feminist thought
language English
mainSubject birth control
eugenics
feminism
population control
reproductive rights
women's rights
notableFor controversial eugenic arguments
explicit advocacy of voluntary motherhood
linking birth control to women's emancipation
proposesConcept voluntary motherhood
woman as creator of a 'new race'
publicationYear 1920
relatedWorkByAuthor Family Limitation NERFINISHED
My Fight for Birth Control NERFINISHED
targetAudience policy makers
social reformers
women
writtenByOccupationOfAuthor birth control activist
nurse

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Margaret Sanger notableWork Woman and the New Race