Birth control, though widely practiced, remains a contentious issue in the U.S., with ongoing debates rooted in historical social, political, and religious contexts.
While Sanger and Dennett shared a vision for reproductive rights, their contrasting methodologies led to a rivalry that affected the broader birth control movement.
Despite 99% of women of reproductive age having used contraception, there are still substantial political and cultural obstacles to access and acceptance.
Anti-abortion policies often inadvertently affect contraceptive access, indicating a broader struggle for reproductive rights amidst ongoing feminist debates.
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