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Image shows a dark background with white text. Newspaper clipping centered showing "Birth Control Opens in Germany. Information Given Free to Workers." Image text reads: "The Daily Worker reported on Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sexual Research in Germany, highlighting its pioneering work in birth control and LGBTQ+ healthcare. The institute had already been operating since 1919, but the coverage reflected growing international awareness of its impacts." The LGBTQIA+ Archives seal is placed below.

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Image shows a dark background with white text. Newspaper clipping centered showing "Birth Control Opens in Germany. Information Given Free to Workers." Image text reads: "The Daily Worker reported on Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sexual Research in Germany, highlighting its pioneering work in birth control and LGBTQ+ healthcare. The institute had already been operating since 1919, but the coverage reflected growing international awareness of its impacts." The LGBTQIA+ Archives seal is placed below.
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LGBTQIA+ Archives (archivelgbt@mstdn.social)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Mar-2025 22:31:48 JST LGBTQIA+ Archives

#OTD in 1924 the Daily Worker reported on Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sexual Research. It was founded in 1919, but the coverage reflected growing awareness internationally. It was more than a medical center-- it was a safe haven for #lgbtq people, a hub for birth control access, and a center for gender research.

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