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Margaret Sanger

Margaret Louise Higgins

American birth control activist and nurse (1879–1966).

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Sex or Gender

Place of Burial

Green-Wood Cemetery

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Place of Birth

Place of Death

Country of Citizenship

Date of Birth

9/14/1879

Date of Death

9/6/1966

Instance Of

Field of Work

Occupation

Women's Rights Activist

Given Name

Award Received

Humanist of the Year

(1957)

: 1957

National Women's Hall of Fame

(1981)

: 1981

Arizona Women's Hall of Fame

(1991)

: 1991

Commons Gallery

Margaret Sanger

Nominated For

Nobel Peace Prize

(1953)

: 1953

Nobel Peace Prize

(1954)

: 1954

Nobel Peace Prize

(1955)

: 1955

Nobel Peace Prize

(1956)

: 1956

Nobel Peace Prize

(1960)

: 1960

Nobel Peace Prize

(1963)

: 1963

Sibling

Archives At

International Institute of Social History

Educated At

Claverack College

Family Name

Cause of Death

Described by Source

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American Nursing: A Biographical Dictionary

Subject Named As

:Sanger, Margaret, 1879-1966

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American Women Writers

Forgotten Women: The Scientists

:92-95

Number of Children

5

Unmarried Partner

Birth Name

Margaret Louise Higgins

Participant In

First International Conference on Planned Parenthood

Second International Conference on Planned Parenthood

Third International Conference on Planned Parenthood

Member of Political Party

Socialist Party of America

Manner of Death

Relative

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