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Acknowledgments

Introduction

1. “Medicine May Be the Way We Got in the Door”: Social Justice and Community Health in the Mid-1960s

2. “Thank You for Your Help . . . Six Children Are Enough”: The Abortion Birth Control Referral Service

3. Reproductive Control, Sexual Empowerment: The Aradia Women’s Health Center and the Early Movement for Feminist Health Reform

4. Conserving Feminist Health Care, Confronting Anti-Abortion: The Atlanta Feminist Women’s Health Center

5. “All This That Has Happened to Me Shouldn’t Happen to Nobody Else”: Loretta Ross and the Women of Color Reproductive Freedom Movement of the 1980s

6. Women of Color and the Movement for Reproductive Justice: A Human Rights Agenda

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