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This unsigned editorial was written during Sanger's tenure as editor of the Birth Control Review, but it is not certain that she is the author."

For a draft of the portion of this editorial on India, see "Mahatma Gandhi and Birth Control," 1925, (Margaret Sanger Microfilm Edition: Collected Documents Series C16:275).

Margaret Sanger delivered this speech at the Schenley Hotel in Pittsburgh at a meeting sponsored by the Allegheny Birth Control League. No complete version of the speech was found.

Sanger prepared this speech for Boston's Ford Hall Forum on Free Speech, but because public discussion of birth control was banned in that town, Sanger stood on the stage with a gag over her mouth while Arthur M. Schlesinger read her…

Margaret Sanger gave this speech over Radio Station COCO in Havana, Cuba on Sept. 2, 1940.

Margaret Sanger gave this speech on the evening before her Woman Rebel trial was to begin. Handwritten corrections probably by Margaret Sanger.

For a similar statement, see ""Statement on Japanese Trip," Aug. 9, 1952.

Sanger likely gave this statement in answer to a question during her "Speech to the Hagerstown Woman's Club" on Jan. 26, 1923 in Hagerstown, Maryland.

On her arrival in St. Louis, Sanger gave several interviews to reporters.