It was the first book to teach women about sex, birth control and—yes—the clitoris. On its 40th anniversary, why 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' still matters.

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    I have this book and it’s awesome :)
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    “In the beginning, it was about educating women about what they didn’t know,” says Kiki Zeldes, the book’s senior...
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    I never knew about this book… This is incredible, what these women did. I am in awe!
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    The newest edition should be an interesting read!
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