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The birth control pill largely impacted society as a whole. Before it's advent, women relied on lysol douches, semi-effective condoms, harmful and dangerous abortions or  abstinence. These methods did not work for their own reasons and were even difficult to obtain because of the laws around selling sex-related items in the 1920s-70s. 'The Pill' was easy to obtain, easy to use and was considered an almost fail-safe method to prevent pregnancies. IMAGE SOURCE

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There were many people, scientists, donors, and test participants involved in making 'The Pill' possible, safe, and effective. A huge member who aided in the invention of 'The Pill' was Margaret Sanger. Sanger opened the first Planned Parenthood and fought for a person's right to contraceptives.
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Gregory Pincus was a scientist majorly involved in the research of the birth control pill. Given funding by McCormick and Sanger, Pincus discovers the correct hormone to stop pregnancy with a pill, progesterone. Even through tricky legal trials and failed factory partnerships, Pincus managed to get FDA approval for his birth control pill, Enovid in 1956.
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Compact and Cute... With Harmful Side Effects!

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The Stylization and Glamorization of Birth Control Pills. Has Society Normalized Birth Control Pills Too Much? *Sociology* (IMPORTANT PHOTO + QUESTION)

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The Stylization and Glamorization of Birth Control Pills. Has Society Normalized Birth Control Pills Too Much? *Sociology* (IMPORTANT PHOTO + QUESTION)

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Over the last seventy (plus) years, birth control pills have grown to major stature in society. The use of 'The Pill' has become extremely normal. Is this beneficial? With young girls using birth control pills as young as thirteen, has society normalized the magical baby-stopper too much? Especially given the side effects such as blood clotting, water retention, drastic mood swings, acne, heavier menstrual flow, and a double-sided poster-sized sheet of warnings, birth control is not for everyone. Young women looking to begin 'The Pill' might not have the correct means and education to truly realize the side effects that can come with the birth control pill. The photo above shows the subtle glamorization of 'The Pill' by using accessories like the compact above.
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Katharine McCormick, wife of the late Stanley McCormick and heir to the McCormick fortune, helped smuggle more than 1,000 diaphragms from Europe to New York City to Sanger's Clinical Research Bureau. She also donated over $40,000 USD to Sanger and consequently Pincus to aide in birth control research.
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