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This speech was delivered at the Mount Holyoke Chapel. The actual speech was not located; press coverage provides details.

Margaret Sanger gave this speech to open the Sixth International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference at the Hotel McAlpin in New York City. For a draft version see Margaret Sanger Papers Microfilm, Library of Congress, LCM 128:267.

Sanger delivered this speech to the Twentieth Century Club, a women's social club, in Boston on March 27, 1926.. She shared the podium with night, Professor Harry Allen Overstreet, who spoke on "What Shall we do with the Older Generation?"…

Sanger's scheduled lecture at the Medical College of Virginia's Egyptian Building was forced to move to the First Baptist Church because of an overflow crowd. Dr. Fred J. Wampler presided.

Sanger gave this speech before the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Des Moines. The speech was not found. For notes from another speech she gave during this trip, see Des Moines Address Notes, Jan. 26, 1925.

Sanger gave this address, after discarding her prepared statement, at the Mass Meeting for Birth Control, held at Carnegie Hall. Attended by an audience of three thousand, mostly women, the meeting was to…

Sanger spoke before three thousand at Carnegie Hall on the eve of her sentencing for opening the Brownsville Clinic. The only version of the speech is was located from newspaper reports. The New…

This speech was not found; newspaper coverage was used instead.

The original speech was not found; newspaper coverage was used instead.

Sanger's speech was not found; newspaper coverage used instead. Page 2 of this article is missing.