Nellie McClung
Religion, Morals, and health
less use of birth control
the amount of sex people had skyrocketed.
The representation of Third World women in Western feminist discourse. Muslim Women in America. Home Girls - A Black Feminist Anthology. Underserved or marginalized communities.
no you do not because it is like every state in the world
Absolutely, there are many feminist men in the world. Any man who doesn't believe women should have equal rights is living in a delusional world. However this doesn't mean that anyone who supports equal rights is a "feminist". Feminism is a selfish belief that women should be given a special class above men in society.
Were a second wave of feminist activism
she received an award as "The World's Outstanding Living Feminist.
"Socially" acceptable? Different people have different ideas on that, and science is always coming out with new ideas for birth control.
the wheel, electricity, indoor plumbing, birth control pills, cotton gin, ...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) teaches that the use of birth control is a personal decision between a married couple and God. The church does encourage couples to welcome children into the world, but if the couple feels they are not emotionally or financially prepared for another child or if a pregnancy would be harmful to the mother's health, the use of birth control is accepted. Most Mormon couples use birth control at some point in their marriage, and the pill is one of the most common forms of birth control in the United States.
Commandeered dominated conquered hijacked confiscated seized I'm intrigued as to what this has to do with either the birth control pill or World War 1!!