Sharon Camp, Mother of the ‘Plan B’ Contraceptive Pill, Dies at 81

The passing of Sharon Camp, who championed women's reproductive health and played a crucial role in the introduction of the Plan B contraceptive pill, highlights the ongoing struggle for reproductive rights. Similar to the recent deaths of advocates like Arline Bronzaft and Jesse Marquez, who fought for quieter urban environments and environmental justice respectively, Camp's legacy underscores the importance of advocacy in shaping public health policies. Each of these figures faced systemic challenges in their fields, reflecting a broader pattern of resistance against necessary reforms.