US EditionGriswold at 60: The Right to Contraception Under Threat
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Griswold at 60: The Right to Contraception Under Threat
Saturday, June 7, marks the 60th anniversary of Griswold v. Connecticut, the landmark Supreme Court decision that granted married people the right to contraception.[1] The Court extended the right to unmarried persons in 1972. The Griswold decision was a pivotal moment in history, allowing millions to enjoy the health, economic, and social benefits of contraception. Contraception is essential health care, and one of the ten most significant publ…
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