Table of contents for Choice and coercion : birth control, sterilization, and abortion in public health and welfare / Johanna Schoen.

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Acknowledgments xi
Abbreviations 000
Introduction. A Great Thing for Poor Folks 1
Chapter 1. Teaching Birth Control on Tobacco Road and in Mill Village Alley: The History of Public Birth Control Services 000
Chapter 2. Nothing Is Removed Except the Possibility of Parenthood: Women and the Politics of Sterilization 000
Chapter 3. I Knew That It Was a Serious Crime: Negotiating Abortion before Roe v. Wade 000
Chapter 4. Taking Foam Powder and Jellies to the Natives: Family Planning Goes Abroad 000
Epilogue. From the Footnotes to the Headlines: Sterilization Apologies and Their Lessons 000
Notes 000
Bibliography 000
Index 000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Birth control -- Government policy -- North Carolina -- History.
Sterilization, Eugenic -- North Carolina -- History.
Abortion -- Government policy -- North Carolina -- History.