The nineteenth century (first wave)feminists

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First-wave feminists in the nineteenth century, including prominent figures like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, often advocated for making abortion illegal. They viewed abortion as a means by which men could avoid responsibility for their actions and as a harm to women. Their stance was part of a broader moral and social reform agenda, distinct from later feminist movements that would prioritize reproductive rights and the legalization of abortion.

The Nineteenth Century (First Wave)feminists