Which was not an argument put forward in the 1920s in favor of the use of contraception?

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The argument that contraception would foster proletarian revolution was put forward by Marxist thinkers in the early 1900s, but it was not commonly used in the 1920s as a justification for the use of contraception. The other arguments, that contraception would emancipate women and help cleanse the racial composition of the country, were more commonly advocated by birth control advocates during this time period.

Which Was Not an Argument Put Forward in the 1920s