What Every Girl Should Know

"What Every Girl Should Know" by Margaret Sanger is a pioneering work that seeks to educate young women about their bodies, reproductive health, and sexual well-being in a time when such information was often suppressed. It confronts society's silence on female sexuality, shining a light on the need for open discussions and accurate knowledge. Sanger shares her concerns of the lack of information provided to young women, which can result in unwanted pregnancies and the spread of diseases, and champions mothers openly teaching their daughters about their bodies. The book encourages women to take control of their health and future by becoming educated and empowered in regard to their own sexuality.