Margaret Sanger Early Childhood Speech Summary

Native Margaret Sanger who was such an independent women became a nurse who got involved with the socialist party in New York. She was getting involved with these type of women who were having awful experiences with pregnancies. Part of those experiences led her to believe that women should be in total control of childbearing after she had witnessed her mother’s death which she believes it was due after giving birth to eleven children. Her beliefs were that self-induced abortions and difficult pregnancies should be able to be in total control of the mother whether she wants the fetus or not. After the few years passed she started to do something about her beliefs and wanted something to be done if the mother was having difficulties with the pregnancy. She was so serious about it she opened a birth control clinic in Brooklyn. Margaret kept searching and fighting with her beliefs that she founded the American Birth Control League which was later to become Planned Parenthood. …show more content…
She uses a garden because a garden makes the audience create images of welcoming homes where children are taken care of and loved dearly just like in a garden for things to blossom they must be nurtured and taken care of. She explains that “So far we have not been good gardeners “how the ways society deals with unwanted or too many children, as “trainloads” the fact that they don’t see other options to unwanted children and the suffering those children will go through. She wants to make a point across and the audience to acknowledge that options should be offered and there should be nothing wrong with