Killer Angel

Margaret Sanger, a pivotal figure in reproductive rights, is portrayed through her complex legacy in this biography. The book delves into her controversial advocacy for birth control, exploring her motivations, the societal challenges she faced, and her impact on women's health and autonomy. It examines her role in shaping Planned Parenthood and the ongoing debates surrounding her views and actions, providing insight into the historical context of her work and its lasting influence on contemporary issues of reproductive freedom.