Moral Property of Women

Discover the pivotal work of historian Linda Gordon in her compelling book, The Moral Property of Women, published in 2007. This thoroughly updated paperback edition revisits her acclaimed classic, Woman's Body, Woman's Right (1976). Spanning over 150 years of intense debates surrounding reproductive rights in the United States, Gordon's insightful narrative is the only one of its kind that encompasses the complete history of this critical issue. With 464 pages, this book explores the significant link between reproductive control and women's status, shedding light on how long-standing opposition to these rights reflects broader challenges to gender equality. For anyone interested in social issues, women’s rights, and political history, Gordon’s work provides a profound understanding of the sociopolitical landscape surrounding reproductive rights. Don’t miss out on this essential read for anyone keen to deepen their knowledge on the evolution of women's rights in America.