Cecile Richards discusses, "President of Planned Parenthood, Banned in Boston: The Silent Speech of Margaret Sanger" at Ford Hall Forum, audio recording

Title:: Cecile Richards discusses, "President of Planned Parenthood, Banned in Boston: The Silent Speech of Margaret Sanger" at Ford Hall Forum, audio recording
Description:: “You all know that I have been gagged. I have been suppressed. I have been arrested numerous times. I have been hauled off to jail. yet every time, more people have listened to me, more have protested, more have lifted their own voices.” Thus read Arthur Schlesinger, Sr. in 1929 as Margaret Sanger sat silent beside him on the stage of Ford Hall, banned under court injunction from speaking herself. Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood, reflects on that event; its meaning, its messengers, and the era that gave us the phrase, “Banned in Boston.”. Please note, some of the Ford Hall Forum audio video files vary in quality. If a higher resolution version is needed, please contact the Moakley Archives.
Creator:: Richards, Cecile
Date:: May 29, 2008
Format:: Audio recordings (nonmusical)
Location:: Suffolk University, Moakley Archive & Institute
Collection (local):: Ford Hall Forum Collection, 1908-2013 (MS113)
Subjects:: Forums (Discussion and debate)
Ford Hall Forum
Reproductive rights
Places:: Massachusetts > Suffolk (county) > Boston
Link to Item:: https://dc.suffolk.edu/fhf-av/92
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