Abortion Reform Got on the Public Agenda in the 1960's

Abortion reform got on the public agenda in the 1960's

A) with difficulty because the formerly taboo subject of sexuality was still not a topic of public discussion even with the sexual revolution
B) but even physicians who knew about the relationship of rubella to birth defects were hesitant to discuss abortion in public
C) and moved forward because the women's movement publicized the abortion issue by referring women to safe sources of abortion or to foreign countries where abortions were legal
D) with difficulty because the media would not cover the topic of abortion even if a celebrity sought an abortion