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Author: Ginny Ehrlich

Ginny Ehrlich is the chief executive officer of Power to Decide, the campaign to prevent unplanned pregnancy.
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59 Years of The Pill: Celebrating Our Gains, Fighting to Expand Access

Ginny Ehrlich

This is the truth about birth control: It’s popular, it’s a fundamental part of women’s lives and the majority of people in the U.S. consider it a fundamental part of women’s health care. But much work remains in guaranteeing equal access to the pill.

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What Birth Control Made Possible for Women

Ginny Ehrlich and Jessica Grossman

It is important to remember that we all stand on the shoulders of the women who came before us and who fought for our reproductive freedoms. But the progress they made is ongoing—and we must continue their fight.

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