RHYMES WITH CRAZY: Birth control of a nation

See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Lenore Skenazyfor Brooklyn PaperOne hundred years ago in Brownsville, our modern era began. In a squat building that no longer exists, a pretty and soft-spoken mom named Margaret opened an office where women could get something they’d never been allowed to obtain before.Birth control.The place wasn’t called Planned Parenthood in 1916.
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