Margaret Sanger’s legacy is complex and controversial. While she is widely credited for pioneering birth control and advocating for women’s reproductive rights, her involvement with the eugenics movement has raised serious concerns. Sanger promoted the idea of limiting reproduction among certain populations, including the poor, disabled, and marginalized groups. Some critics argue that her work disproportionately targeted Black communities, pointing to her support for the “Negro Project,” a birth control initiative that, while intended to provide healthcare access, has been interpreted by some as an attempt to reduce Black birth rates