#19967
Mentioned in 2 episodes
Married love
Book • 1918
Married Love, published in 1918, was one of the first books to openly address birth control and sexual health in marriage.
It emphasizes the importance of mutual understanding and sexual fulfillment in a monogamous relationship, advocating for women's control over their fertility to achieve happier marriages.
The book was controversial yet highly influential, going through numerous editions and becoming a landmark in the history of sexual education.
It emphasizes the importance of mutual understanding and sexual fulfillment in a monogamous relationship, advocating for women's control over their fertility to achieve happier marriages.
The book was controversial yet highly influential, going through numerous editions and becoming a landmark in the history of sexual education.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
Samira Ahmed
Helen Lewis
25 snips
Difficult Feminism: History’s Complicated Changemakers
Mentioned by Jojo Moyes as inspiration for her novel about the Horseback Librarians of Kentucky.
Toxic Masculinity, Women & running, Judith Gough UK Ambassador to Sweden
Mentioned by Rachel Lloyd in relation to a chamber opera based on her life and letters.
Just a Kurd to him: Trump’s Syria withdrawal
Mentioned in the episode description as the subject of an unusual opera.
Just a Kurd to him: Trump’s Syria withdrawal
