Planned Parenthood Paper

The process of the research paper that was most challenging was organizing the paper. The reason organizing the paper was hard because I had to decide what was important information and how much of the information should I explain in depth. For example, my paper is about the history and benefits of Planned Parenthood, I had to go through and make sure I add extra information on events that led to the building of the first Planned Parenthood and recent history that was important to add. The process of the research paper that was most challenging was basically figuring out the flow my paper should be in for the reader to understand.
The part that was the easiest for the paper is finding the information that needs to go along with my topic. The research for my paper I could find online sources and databases to help me find the most trustworthy sources. The easiest part of the research paper was finding the information for the project. …show more content…
One process of birth control that was used in 1832- the early 1900s, was spermicides douches, which is to put a sponge soaked in Clorox into a woman's cervix and the process was favored by many since it kept sexual disease from being transmitted. Next, the other fact I found interesting was the Comstock act that was established in 1873 , and the law was meant to arrest anyone who gave information on birth control to women. The Comstock act is interesting because the only reason the law was improved was that the amount of white babies being born was decreased and the act is to ensure the amount of white babies will increase the population. In conclusion, these are my two favorite facts because they both prove to have a weird way of being presented to the