Yes and no. If you remove a******n from the list of birth control methods, I am definitely in favor of birth control. As for Sanger's position on when and who should be the focus of birth control, not so much. It sounds like she would like to impose birth control on those she deems undesirable to "weed" them out of society. In other words imposed eugenics. While I am all in favor of women being selective on who they choose to sire their children, I am very much opposed to anyone imposing such choices on the men and women. And I am very much in favor of a woman choosing if and when, and by who; they get pregnant. The ideal should be every child is wanted and cherished. Taking even a fraction of the time in choosing when and by who to get pregnant as a person puts into choosing their car; would be a great improvement!

Joy V. You have been misinformed. Research Jim Crow laws which were but in place mainly by republicans. They came into being after the abolishment of s***ery, (the reconstruction) to enforce segreagation. Some of which lasted into the 1990's. Lincoln freed the s***es, so that b****s could be soldiers (against the law until the Procalmation).This was the only way the North could win the war. Even then b****s could not fight with the white regiments. This was not in our old history books, but today the t***h is being taught in our colleges and universities.

"...that is hers alone along with to develop a child or not."

So if a woman no longer wants to provide the nourishment and shelter to a 6 month old baby, it should be her right to cease caring for it and allowing it to die? Or simply k**l it? What is the difference if the termination is done before or after a breath is drawn (which is the legal definition of a live birth.) Both before and after the baby needs extensive care. A baby cannot feed itself or take care of itself. While the baby is in the womb the woman provides for her baby with her own body's protection, warmth, nourishment, and waste disposal. When out of the womb the mother must knowingly and intentionally provide those same services. In either case, without extensive care the baby will not survive. It is only the location of the baby which differs. A baby in the womb is not part of the woman's body. It is on life support through the placenta which is attached to her body, but has its own body with separate circulatory system and mind.

"Haven't they already put a term limit on being able to have an a******n?"

Not all states have term limits. And when the late term a******n limits are challenged in court, until the case is resolved there are no limits enforced. This means up until the moment of birth, an a******n may legally be done in those states. Many states have some limits. But not all. Only a couple of states restrict a******n earlier than 22 weeks. Seeing that brain activity can be detected between 4 to 6 weeks, and heart at 3 weeks; the evidence it is far more than a mass of differentiated cells within the first trimester is overwhelming.

Joy V. You have been misinformed. Research Jim Crow laws which were but in place mainly by republicans. They came into being after the abolishment of s***ery, (the reconstruction) to enforce segreagation. Some of which lasted into the 1990's. Lincoln freed the s***es, so that b****s could be soldiers (against the law until the Procalmation).This was the only way the North could win the war. Even then b****s could not fight with the white regiments. This was not in our old history books, but today the t***h is being taught in our colleges and universities.

"...that is hers alone along with to develop a child or not."

So if a woman no longer wants to provide the nourishment and shelter to a 6 month old baby, it should be her right to cease caring for it and allowing it to die? Or simply k**l it? What is the difference if the termination is done before or after a breath is drawn (which is the legal definition of a live birth.) Both before and after the baby needs extensive care. A baby cannot feed itself or take care of itself. While the baby is in the womb the woman provides for her baby with her own body's protection, warmth, nourishment, and waste disposal. When out of the womb the mother must knowingly and intentionally provide those same services. In either case, without extensive care the baby will not survive. It is only the location of the baby which differs. A baby in the womb is not part of the woman's body. It is on life support through the placenta which is attached to her body, but has its own body with separate circulatory system and mind.