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Sanger addresses a wide range of topics, including menstruation, the physical changes of puberty, sexual relationships, and the importance of understanding one’s body. She emphasizes the necessity of education in reproductive health as a means of achieving personal and societal liberation for women. Sanger’s straightforward and compassionate approach is intended to dispel myths and fears surrounding female sexuality, encouraging open dialogue and the importance of self-care.Sanger's work also reflects her broader advocacy for women's rights, particularly in terms of access to contraception and family planning. By equipping young women with information, she aimed to promote their independence and challenge the societal norms that restricted women's roles and choices. What Every Girl Should Know remains a significant contribution to the discourse on women's health and rights, highlighting Sanger's legacy as a trailblazer in the fight for reproductive freedom and women's empowerment.