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In 1860, the American Medical Association launched a campaign to convince state legislatures to prohibit abortions. Until 1973's Roe v. Wade, abortion was often seen as a crime. Who Chooses? analyzes the forces at play in shaping reproductive policy in the United States. In tracing the political battle over reproduction rights through government politics from 1830 to the present, Simone Caron's work is unique in that she synthesizes historical discussions of abortion, birth control, and sterilization, which have often been considered as separate entities. Placing these three means of…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 2008University Press of Florida · 378 pages · 9780813031996
- Other · English · 2009University Press of Florida · 384 pages · 9780813035048
HistoryGovernment policyContraceptionBirth controlAbortionHuman reproductionAbortion, united statesReproductive Rights






