Victoria Woodhull, a pioneering woman, lived a complex life from Ohio to England, advocating for "free love" and eugenics.

In 1876, Victoria Woodhull, in one of her last public statements on marriage in the U.S., before moving to Great Britain in 1877 (where she would live until her death, in 1927) said: “I mean by ...

Portrait of American feminist Victoria Claflin Woodhull, circa 1872. When the roots of modern-day polyamory, sexual freedom, and “free love” are discussed, they’re often traced back to the 1960s—the ...