Birth Control Battles: How Race and Class Divided American Religion (Paperback)

List of Illustrations and Tables
Acknowledgments

Introduction 

Part I From Abolition to Eugenics
1. American Religious Activism in the Twentieth Century
2. Mobilizing America’s Religious Elite in the Service of Eugenics

Part II Liberalization, 1929–1931
3. The Early Liberalizers: "The Church Has a Responsibility for the Improvement of the Human Stock"
4. The Supporters: "God Needed the White Anglo-Saxon Race"
5. The Critics: "Atlanta Does Not Believe in Race Suicide"
6. The Silent Groups: "Let the Christian Get Away from Heredity"

Part III From Legality to the Pill, 1935–1965
7. The Religious Promoters of Contraception: Remaining Focused on Other People's Fertility 
8. The Forgotten Half: America's Reluctant Contraceptive Converts

Conclusion: A Century Later
Notes
References
Index