Monday, August 4, 2008

Margaret Sanger's 1957 Vision for the Future



In 1957, Time Magazine seemed to gush with the excitement of a junior high student: “Some of the most hush-hush medical research has been pursued in dozens of laboratories in the effort to find a contraceptive pill” <www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,%20809446,00.html?promoid=googlep>.


According to Planned Parenthood, the “pill” is now the most widely used of various contraceptive methods <www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_%20contr_use.html> (Note: The “pill” is known to work in an abortifacient manner.). In an age of increased awareness about the foods we consume, people seem to be relatively unconcerned about ingesting chemicals and placing foreign objects on or in their bodies to "protect" themselves against their natural fertility.


While contraceptives are supposedly a panacea for "unwanted pregnancies," the CDC reports that one of every three pregnancies ends in an induced abortion <www.cdc.gov/nchs/releases>.


There are now 56 times more new STD infections each year, than there were overall STD infections in 1957:


In the past half century, the rate of forcible rape of women has tripled:


Over the past half century, Americans have become less likely to marry. Of those fewer who do marry, they are more likely to divorce:

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