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The History of Contraception

I just had to mention this book here because it blew my mind. I can’t believe how much we don’t know about our own history with contraception.

I got to interview Abrah for our podcast and she’s got all these decades of wisdom. It makes me a little sad we don’t pass down wisdom from mother to daughter like people used to. But I guess that’s what FDS is here for.

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myheartisfulloflove

Nov 19, 2022

Ooh, gonna add that to my 2023 reading list, thank you for sharing!

WinterLady

Nov 19, 2022

FDS Podcast? I would love to hear the interview!

MedusasHairBrush

Nov 19, 2022

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It’s actually a witchy podcast but I sneak in the feminist content because I’m slowly bringing over my cohosts over to my side. (It’s funny to see their opinions change)

But the book is 100% feminist. You can listen on our site GreatNorthWitches.com or if you search Great North Witches Collective it’s on all the podcast apps.

WinterLady

Nov 19, 2022

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Ohhh thanks!! I have looked at the podcast list and looks very interesting , I'm also into witchy stuff 💓

Unknown member

Nov 19, 2022

Posts like this make me wish we had a book club or a section on this site to share books and book recommendations.

Astria

Nov 19, 2022

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There's a book club category -

https://www.thefemaledatingstrategy.com/forum/book-club

And you can also make a group!

bearfruit

Nov 19, 2022

I haven’t seen this one before —thanks for the rec!

I also recommend:

“Eve's Herbs: A History of Contraception and Abortion in the West” by John M. Riddle (Harvard University Press, 1999)

“Reclaiming Our Ancient Wisdom: Herbal Abortion Procedures and Practice for Midwives and Herbalists” by Catherine Marie Jeunet

MedusasHairBrush

Nov 19, 2022

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I will check those out! Thanks so much for the recommendations.

The History of Contraception

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