this is the connection to margaret sanger. there is a link on some of the right to life websites to margaret, who is portrayed there as a racist and eugene assist who taught the nazis about sterilization. my book, margaret sanger, a life of passion, is an effort to re-situate saying are, to place her in the context of her times, especially in so far as 20th century eugenicism is concerned. and the great story of her life, it seems to me, is how a young on educated nobody without money or contacts, without training in the persuasive techniques of lecturing and writing, a woman who suffered from tuberculosis for much of her early life, and in her later life, heart trouble and gallbladder disease. how did this woman become the leader of an effective campaign to make contraception legal, cheap, affective, and accessible? it was none of these things when she began that summer in 1912. it was all of those things when she died in 1966. when she began, saying are faced a daunting task. she had to reorient sexual values. she had to gai

no one knew who margaret sanger was, not one woman. so who is margaret sanger some of you might be saying? margaret sanger was an early advocate of a woman's right to control her own body. as early as 1916 she opened a birth control clinic and laid the foundation for planned parenthood. i mean can you imagine that, doing that in 1916? so there are about three things that are really important for women in 2008 to have the lives that we have today. the first is the right to vote. the second is the right to own property, and the third is the right to control our own bodies. i believe it is very important for all of us to know who margaret sanger is as well as many other forgotten and invisible women throughout united states history. i had gathered the names of many women and i put them in a time line format. the first time line was an excel spreadsheet scotch taped together 80, 100 pages or more. and when jill and i met in 2003 i had about 300 women on my timeline. >> by the time i had met charlotte i too had collected the names and accom

dialogue in the road a story seen that although they agreed margaret sanger was a eugenicist that we actually are traitor as it races and she may be a eugenicist she's definitely not a race now through your audience viewers i don't really know the difference i think you actually have to be a racist to be you titus's and so i think they're going to twist very they can try to you know bill science but that's what you know that's you know bend the facts i guess if you like how to go without talking about your own high profile legal battle with your former fiance over the frozen embryos just recently lost an appeal for full custody yes do you think your own personal bond experience makes you even more appreciate life and even more dedicated to this film. i you know i don't and so specifically to the court battle that i'm going through but i think the jury that i took is you know i i grew up i'm pro-choice i mean i think most people of my generation i'm 40 fights broke out a world where you were taught that what he gets pregnant is just a clump of cells and there's really no baby there an

. >> i asked earlier in the radio show, based on your standard, the margaret sanger, the founde of planned parenthood supports racism and eugenics and once bragged about speaking to the click lexically and, i'm sure that you would support no money going to an organization that was, but meanwhile hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars have gone their bright arm trigger would support canceling that, wouldn't you? >> absolutely not. we go to universities or constructed made by slaves, the white house is built by slaves. now they're doing work to be zo better. i believe planned parenthood should stay supported in the role that it is right now. >> you know, i heard rhetoric, this is a continuation of the program we have in your radio show. this professor would not tell u he is been harmed by these books . as a teacher, who knows the discrimination. those talked about the weaknesses of the country. we talk about racism. tell me where this racism exists . this city, the state, the perso in charge. how dare you come on this program and talk about racism. all ask you right now on national tv, gav

. >> sean: i ask you this earlier on my radio show today, based on your standard, the margaret sangernned parenthood that supports racism and eugenics, and let's see, once bragged about speaking to the ku klux klan, i'm sure that you would support no money going to an organization that was founded by such an individual, but meanwhile, hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars have gone there, i'm sure he would support canceling that, when you? >> absolutely not. effect of the matter is we go to universities that were constructed and made by salves, the white house was built by slaves, and now they are doing . should we destroy universities? some advocate for that, i very much don't. >> sean: let me bring in leo terrell. leo? >> you know, i just heard rhetoric that is a continuation of the program that we had on your radio show. this professor would not tell us who has been harmed by these books. let me give you some historical context. as a civil rights lawyer who knows what discrimination -- those books are historical books. those books talked about the weaknesses in this country and

margaret sanger, schooled as a nurse became a birth control advocate after watching a woman die of aself induced abortion in 1912. in 1921, she founded the american birth control league. a predecessor to planned