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Workers' Birth Control Group was a British organisation which sought to enable working class women to access birth control information and treatment, safely and free of charge. It was founded in 1924, in the wake of the women's conference of the Labour Party, by a group which included Dora Russell, Frida Laski, and Dorothy Jewson. The group deliberately distanced itself from other existing birth control organisations, which were typically middle class and inspired by ideas of eugenics.

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rdfs:comment	Workers' Birth Control Group was a British organisation which sought to enable working class women to access birth control information and treatment, safely and free of charge. It was founded in 1924, in the wake of the women's conference of the Labour Party, by a group which included Dora Russell, Frida Laski, and Dorothy Jewson. The group deliberately distanced itself from other existing birth control organisations, which were typically middle class and inspired by ideas of eugenics. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rose Witcop Julian Huxley United Kingdom Frank Broad History of the Labour Party (UK) Malthusianism Stanley Buckmaster, 1st Viscount Buckmaster Frida Laski Catholic Church Birth control activists Janet Chance Joan Malleson Leah L'Estrange Malone Ernest Thurtle John Wheatley Labour Party (UK) Guy Aldred H. G. Wells Jennie Adamson Birth control in the United Kingdom Archibald Church Arthur Henderson John Maynard Keynes Katharine Glasier Labour Party (UK) Birth control Susan Lawrence Herbert Romeril William Adamson (Cannock MP) Dora Russell Dorothy Jewson Dorothy Thurtle Margaret Bondfield Independent Labour Party Working class Marjory Allen, Lady Allen of Hurtwood Eugenics Samuel Viant Stella Browne Women's Co-operative Guild dbr:Frances_Huxley
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founder	Frida Laski Leah L'Estrange Malone Ernest Thurtle Dora Russell Dorothy Thurtle
leader name	Leah L'Estrange Malone Dora Russell Dorothy Jewson Dr. Maurice Newfield (en)
leader title	Chairman (en) President (en) Secretary (en) Vice-chairman (en)
location country	United Kingdom
purpose	To bring pressure to bear through Parliament and otherwise on the Ministry of Health to recognise Birth Control as an essential part of Public Health work, and therefore to allow information to be given by the Local Health Authorities at their Maternity and Child Welfare Centres. Meanwhile to help the promotion of Birth Control Clinics. (en)
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purpose	To bring pressure to bear through Parliament and otherwise on the Ministry of Health to recognise Birth Control as an essential part of Public Health work, and therefore to allow information to be given by the Local Health Authorities at their Maternity and Child Welfare Centres. Meanwhile to help the promotion of Birth Control Clinics.
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	George Lansbury

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