Why did the National Organization for Women continue to advocate for birth
control after the invention of the birth control pill in 1960?
A. The majority of women were medically unable to benefit from the
pill.
B. The original pill was made for men, and women did not trust it.
O C. Side effects such as permanent infertility made the original pill
unpopular.
D. Many state laws restricted access to birth control until 1965.