... opposition to PrEP and historical opposition to birth control for women. With titles such as “What Are the Parallels between Birth Control and PrEP?,” “PrEP, the Pill, and the Fear of Promiscuity,” and “Why Aren’t Gay Men on the Pill?,” the comparison between birth control and PrEP has gained a considerable...

... discussing birth control generally—I also give a strong “do not try this at home” speech, emphasizing that this information is for historical, not contemporary use. After setting out ground rules, I introduce students to theoretical approaches to sexuality. Goals include having students understand...

... By Racism, US.Panel Says"; "The Readings: Changing Face of AIDS; Rimer, Rodrique, J.M., "The Black Commu- S., "Blacks Urged to Act to In- nity and the Birth Control Move- crease Awareness of the AIDS Epi- ment"; Jones, A.S., "Editorial Link- demic." ing Blacks...

... for another, in this case, the study of sexuality. Census records have already been cited. Business records of firms which manufacture sex- related products, ranging from menstrual tampons to birth control pills to "Doc Johnson Marital Aids," are a virtually untapped source, even though some...

...? 4) What does Harlem represent racially and sexually? 5) How does this relate to the blues? 6) What does drag have to do with class and sexuality? 7) What does it mean as we see drag performed before gay liberation? February 14: Birth Control and the New Woman Readings Intimate Matters...

.... After years of shuffling material on commodification, birth control and sexual modernization, media, changes in marriage and homemaking, the advertising industry, etc., I am taking some new approaches. I now include a lecture on race in the 1920s, both the 10/ RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW...

... is Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts/Boston and author of Woman's Body, Woman's Right: A Social History of Birth Control (Vllung and Penguin) and Bandit Nationalism: The Origins of the Ukrainian Cossacks (SUNY Press). She is also editor of America's Working Women (Vin...

... History of Birth Control in America (New York: Penguin, 1977). 13. Judith R. and Daniel J. Walkowitz, "'We are not beasts of the field': Prostitu- tion and the Poor in Plymouth and Southampton under the Contagious Diseases Acts," Feminist Studies 1 (1973), the entire issue reprinted...

... the New York area and had heard Joyce Kangai speak at the Women’s Day event replied: Joyce spoke about multinational family planning programs and how birth control / abortion had been used in a genocidal manner aimed at Zimbabwean women. She spoke about injectable contraceptives and massive...

... to patriarchy, with its father-son core, than it is to modern male dominance, with its marital core. But homosexual identities challenge the heterosexual family imperative altogether. Meanwhile birth control, practiced with great dedication but poor results in virtually every society at every time...

..., rape, birth control, abortion, courting rituals, the oppression of homosexuais and cam- paigns for lesbian and gay rights, the emergence of sexology as a scholarly discipline, and the organization of sexuality under fascism. In particular, we will consider the historical debates raging about...

...  Radical History Review be consulted by men not only about the number of children they wanted but also about the frequency and quality of sex. Although estimates of the proportion of all fertile-aged­ women using birth control were still less than 30 percent by Allende’s ouster, agrarian reform...

... of humorous short stories and per- sonal memoirs. Linda Gordon teaches history at the University of Wisconsin and has written about the history of birth control, family violence, and welfare. Her most recent book is Pitied But Not Entitled: 234...

... hierar- chies. We will also explore the history of various kinds of sexual “knowl- edge” and technology (sexual science, birth control, fertility policy, and pornography), in order to a gain broad understanding of the increasing importance of sex and sexuality within twentieth-century North...

.... Rockefeller III, and United Nations agencies (UNESCO, FAO, WHO) interacted (he thinks conspired makes for too strong a word) around the goal of controlling world populations, giving birth to the ideas of “birth control” and “family planning” and the search for cheap and effec- tive contraceptives...

... homosexuality, birth control, and abortion. Students often reap the fiscal brunt of this attack but conservative anger reaches into all aspects of the left’s educational project, as politicians from both major parties take time out from demolishing the meager, but often critical, welfare net (a “sieve...

... Rican Study” CENTRO: Journal of the Center for Puerto Rican Studies 19, no. 2: 60 – 85. Lugo Ortiz, Lourdes de María. 1994. “Sterilization, Birth Control, and Population Control: New Coverage of ‘El Mundo,’ ‘El Imparcial,’ and ‘Claridad.’ ” PhD diss., University of Wisconsin...

... desecrating the patrimony of the next generation. It feeds the rich and the military and favored industries while it ravages the budgets of schools, medical institutions, and child-care facilities. It denies the world adequate birth control supplies and education while...

... in this period was taken on birth control. For more than a decade the party campaigned against birth control, which was presented as a malthusian plot against the working class and developed by the bourgeoisie. Internal opposition to this stand broke out in 1956, at the same time as the XXth...

...: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning of Liberty (New York: Pantheon, 1997); Johanna Schoen, Choice and Coercion: Birth Control, Sterilization, and Abortion in Public Health and Welfare (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2005). 20. Laura Briggs, “Orphaning the Children...