In 1873, the anti-obscenity bill passed by the United States Congress was called the

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The anti-obscenity bill passed by the United States Congress in 1873 was called the Comstock Act, named after its author, Anthony Comstock. The act criminalized the distribution or possession of materials deemed obscene or immoral, including contraception and information about reproductive health. The act had a significant impact on the availability of birth control and reproductive health information in the United States for several decades.

In 1873, the Anti-Obscenity Bill Passed by the United States