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Sanger gave testimony on behalf of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control before the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of S. 1842. The following excerpt includes only Margaret Sanger's testimony and the questions she…

The following is an excerpt from the hearings. Only Margaret Sanger's testimonyand her answers to committee questions have been included.

The following is an excerpt from the hearings, including only Margaret Sanger's testimony and her direct responses.

Sanger was staying in Chandler, Arizona at the Hotel San Marcos when the interview was conducted.

See Sanger's Testimony Before the House of Representatives on H.R. 11082, May 19, 1932.

The author of the petition that Sanger circulated in this article was the American Civil Liberties Union.

Draft of Sanger acceptance of the American Woman's Asssociation medal. Handwritten additon and changes by Sanger. For the final version see Address at the American Women'sAssociation, Apr. 20, 1932.

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."

An original version of Sanger's speech was not found.

This is a draft of Sanger's address to the Middle Western States Conference on Birth Control, sponsored by the NCFLBC and held in Columbus, OH. The audience was comprised of activists, doctors, scientists and lawyers.