Sex Education Quotes
Although considered by the government as a rabble rouser and trouble maker in her early days, public opinion turned around and the Swedish government issues a stamp in her honor—see the graphic." Ottar
In 1877 Annie Besant and Charles Bradlaugh attempted to publish The Fruits of Philosophy in Britain. It was a book on Birth Control. The two were immediately arrested and charged with publishing an ‘obscene’ book. Gifford was the Public Prosecutor. The authors were convicted and sentenced to 6 months in prison. However, they appealed and were exonerated in the appeal. The case was good for Gifford who went on to become Lord Chancellor of Britain. The trial was a strong motivator for Annie Besant to have a very activist career thereafter.
In 1926 Congress was debating the Upshaw-Swope Bill providing for Federal censorship of movies which showed "too much kissing":