People are consistently aware of changes made throughout the time they were born to the time they die. Yet to obtain those changes, people must fight hard and intelligently. Many types of people are held back so these changes cannot occur and one prime example is the early 1920’s woman’s fight for birth control. The Children’s Era speech by Margaret Sanger addresses the many issues that were caused by the unwanted pregnancies and speaks to the audience that is only understandable if you were there or if the background of this speech is present. Many types of literary devices are present as Sanger addresses the public as a whole yet the group that is the true receivers of Sanger's message are the men who say no and oppose what Sanger stands