Pivot of Civilization

"The Pivot of Civilization," by Margaret Sanger, remains a crucial historical text examining the societal impact of birth control. Published during a period of intense social reform, Sanger's work explores the intersection of women's health, eugenics, and public policy, arguing for access to contraception as a means of improving society.

A significant contribution to the field of social sciences, this book offers insight into early 20th-century perspectives on population control and its relationship to poverty, social well-being, and the rights of individuals. Sanger's analysis ignited debates about reproductive rights that continue to resonate today, making "The Pivot of Civilization" essential reading for anyone interested in the history of birth control and its profound influence on modern social policy. This carefully prepared print edition makes Sanger's important work accessible once more.

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