There Are Never Times When Equivocal Language Can Be Useful

question 63

True/False

There are never times when equivocal language can be useful.

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Definitions:

Emma Goldman

A prominent anarchist political activist and writer known for her advocacy for free speech, women's rights, and labor rights during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Margaret Sanger

An American birth control activist, sex educator, and nurse who played a leading role in the birth control movement and the founding of Planned Parenthood.

Birth Control

Birth control encompasses methods and devices used to prevent pregnancy or control fertility, enabling individuals or couples to plan if and when they have children.

Sexual Identity

An individual's sense of themselves in terms of who they are attracted to emotionally and sexually.