Abortion

viii, [2], 212 pp. 8vo. The controversial and pioneering work credited with reframing the discussion, and changing the public perception, of abortion in the United States. Betty Friedan called Lader, who helped found the National Abortion Rights Action League and advocated on women's behalf in numerous ways, the father of the reproductive rights movement. "The first authoritative and documented report on the laws and practices governing abortion in the U.S. and around the world, and how - for the sake of women everywhere - they can and must be reformed."