birth control

Presents a detailed study of the controversial one-child policy in China, with a focus on the policy-making process during the years between 1978 and 1980, and the socio-political consequences.

Contains twenty essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to religion and sexuality, including how religious beliefs shape sexual behavior, condemning homosexuality on religious grounds, reproductive rights, and religious leaders; and provides discussion questions, contact information for organizations, and bibliographies.

Presents twenty-one primary and secondary sources on the positions of U.S. courts on reproductive rights, covering four cases on involuntary sterilization laws, contraception, abortion, and frozen embryos.

Text and accompanying photographs present a biography of Margaret Sanger, a feminist and fighter for birth control.

Examines the life and career of social reformer Margaret Sanger as well as the history of the birth control movement.

Describes the facts about teen pregnancy, including how to find resources and support, how to care for oneself during and after pregnancy, and the available alternatives to raising the baby.

In a society that allows families to have only two children, a group of third-borns tries to save themselves and others like them.

Contains fourteen articles that provide a variety of perspectives on issues related to birth control, discussing the role of birth control in sex education programs, and birth control access and restrictions.

Traces the history of contraceptives in the United States, profiling the men and women who overcame social and technological challenges to create condoms, the pill, cervical caps, and other forms of birth control.

A biography of the feminist who brought safe and legal birth control to the women of America.