1. Sexual revolution
In the 1870s, a coalition of women's rights activists, temperance reformers, former abolitionists, and Protestant clergy, a social purity movement, arose to oppose this effort to license prostitutes. ... Her sympathizers included women's rights advocates and radical anarchists such as Emma Goldman, who gave provocative speeches praising contraception and criticizing marriage and sexual chastity. ...
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