Which of the following BEST describes how this passage reflects the larger movement of women’s liberation in early twentieth-century American society? A.
Sanger cites eugenics as evidence that certain women are unfit to be mothers.

B.
Sanger contrasts the pressures of motherhood with the carefree life of the iconic flapper.

C.
Sanger argues that women's right to vote was only a first step toward the right to birth control.

D.
Sanger invokes ideas of freedom and choice to support a women's right to delay having children.