A phenomenal woman named Margaret Sanger contributed significantly to the feminist revolution that occurred in the 1920s. Her legacy of making legal the right to use birth control for women is an example in history for the founding of the fight for equal rights. Margaret Sanger believed that by giving women back control over their sex lives, those women's confidence in their lives revolving only around pregnancy will be restored. She has become an influential icon for women around the world who enjoy the security of birth control that gives them confidence in their sexuality on a daily basis. In this article I would like to explore Margaret's life and its impact on modern medicine today. Margaret Sanger was born in Corning New York, into a family of 18 children, 6 of whom were miscarriages. When her mother died from tuberculosis at the age of fifty, according to Margaret her mother was worn down from giving birth to so many children. It was then that Margaret wished to find a way to help women control the suffering of women due to unsafe and unsafe abortions....