The god Dionysus stands holding a bunch of grapes in one hand and pinecone-like object in the other. He is crowned with a wreath of grapes and clothed in a knee-length robe, animal-hide vest and open-toed boots.
State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg
A snippet of text from Euripides' Bacchae which shows a conversation between the god Dionysus and mortal Pentheus in which Pentheus changes into a woman's clothes with the god's help.
Shows Margaret Sanger with Fania Mindell inside Brownsville clinic.
Advertisment by Dr. L. Monroe in the Boston daily times newspaper for "French periodical pills" for regulation of "the monthly turns of females."
Arlington Hall - Post Bldgs. and Grounds; Main Building
Pioneers of birth control in England and America.
St. Anthony Comstock, the Village nuisance
Illustration shows Anthony Comstock as a monk thwarting shameless displays of excessive flesh, whether that of women, horses, or dogs, with a "Jane Doe Warrant".
The god Apollo is depicted as an effeminate man with long hair holding a lyre.
An interview with Ann Caracristi, who was recruited for wartime intelligence work during World War II. The interview was conducted as part of the documentary film "Government Girls of World War II."