Browse Items · Speeches and Writings of Margaret Sanger, 1911-1959

"Woman's Power & Birth Control"

["Is Modern Marriage Conducive to Happiness?"]

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

["Shall the Citizens of Boston be Allowed to Discuss Changing Their Laws?"]

Sanger gave this speech at the Community Church, along with James F. Landis and Clarence R. Skinner. The MSPP editors have omitted questions not addressed to Sanger. For a…

["Statement at the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles"]

Sanger gave this statement to the pressupon arriving in Los Angeles for a one-month speaking tour.

["Statement on Flappers"]

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.

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?"…

[Address at Pioneer's Dinner]

Sanger delivered this speech at the Pioneer's Dinner of the Sixth International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference, at the Hotel McAlpin in New York City. Sanger was introduced by meeting chairman Heywood Broun who discussed…

[Address Before the Connecticut State Assembly Judiciary Committee]

[Address to the Middle Western States Conference on Birth Control]

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.

[Addresss to Cleveland City Club]

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

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