Review of Donna Drucker's "Contraception: A Concise History" [Book Review]

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Drucker's contribution succeeds as a handbook of contraceptive history, but I criticize her definition of contraception as too broad, and I argue that a narrower definition undermines her reproductive justice claims.

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Nicholas Danne
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