Unplanned Teen Pregnancy

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    Freedom of Choice: a Woman's Right

    our bodies that will be subjected to the changes pregnancy brings as well as the risks. It is our finances that will support that child throughout its life. It is our maternal skills that will raise that child to be a caring, valuable member of society. Members of congress or pro-life advocates are not going to come to our homes and do these things for us so therefore, it has to be our choice to control whether we proceed with or terminate a pregnancy. If termination is our choice then we should have

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    How to Protect Our Kids from Viewing Inappropriate Materials

    Abstract Internet censorship is a control or suppression of publishing or accessing of information on the Internet. The Internet has become a “member” of almost every single family on our planet. It’s not just an ordinary member, but a very important one, especially too someone who spends a lot of time using the Internet. The Internet is a very useful tool that is used for everything such as advertisement, communication, shopping, researching and also for educational purpose. On the Internet,

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    Informal Argumentative Essay In his article, “Let’s Talk About Sex,” Charles M. Blow argues that teenage pregnancy is a nationwide shame as society refuses to admit and face the facts that teenagers are having sex, he further states that turning a blind eye is not a rational approach and sufficient information and encouragement is needed. There were over 400,000 pregnant American teenagers recorded in 2007. Although the sex rate amongst girls in the United States is not the highest, the teenage

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    Why Do People Engage In Coitus?

    In the book entitled Human Sexuality in a World of Diversity written by Rathus S. (1997) says that today’s generation, many person especially teens, engage themselves in premarital intercourse without knowing the consequences that can happen to their lives. The book also pointed out some reasons or motives on why those person engage in coitus. The first one is, early hormonal changes which means that he/she may begin dating earlier and can increase the likelihood of progressing toward sexual intercourse

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    Abortion

    What Are The Causes of Unwanted Pregnancy In Teens? Imagine someone telling you that you don't matter and you don't have the right to exist, well 1 out of 4 babies conceived are aborted in the United States. Teenage Pregnancy has become an epidemic in which 1 million pregnancies are reported each year and 35% have an abortion. It troubled me to see these numbers and I began to inquiry what are the causes of Unwanted Pregnancy? According to National Abortion Federation (www.prochoice.org) many of

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    Sociology News Paper Essay

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    Comprehensive Sex Education

    Unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases have become a large problem in the past few decades for the United States. I decided to do research on this topic because I have realized over the past few years how crucial it is to have a comprehensive sex education that teaches adolescents the dangers of sexual intercourse, how to prevent pregnancy, and promotes sexual health and well-being. Due to the high volumes of sexual content teenagers watch each day, a comprehensive sex education

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    Why Abortion Laws Should Be Changed for Teens

    Teens and the outcome based on the laws on minors and abortion If you had a teenage daughter, how would you feel if she came home and said she was pregnant? Many teens fear to bring home a bad report card, getting in trouble at school, or even bringing home the boyfriend. Although, these are reasonable fears, the fear of telling your parents you’re pregnant at 13 is greater. Often the answer to teenage pregnancy is abortion, or illegal abortion. In many states, abortion is difficult to receive

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    Abortion

    pregnant? First off, the woman was probably unprepared for a pregnancy let alone a rape attack! The baby’s life wouldn’t be the same without a father, especially not knowing who the father is, I agree that it is not the baby’s fault it got conceived in a terrible way, but the lifestyle the baby and the mother will live after the baby is born will be unhealthy and very unstable. Another example is if a young woman in her teen years has had an unplanned baby. The young woman has her education to think about

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    Sexually Transmitted Disease Research Paper

    The Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Disease It’s no secret that sex is often associated with college social life and is exploited daily in various ways in the world around us. Despite this, one of the most serious situations that most students try to ignore and brush off is the risk of obtaining and spreading Sexually Transmitted Diseases and/or Sexually Transmitted Infections (STDs & STIs). Preventing the spread of STDs in college can be accomplished as early as high school in a multitude of

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