Introduction:
This paper highlights reproductive rights. What are Reproductive rights? Reproductive rights refer to the choices an individual have and that can have an impact on their body. There are many choices that an individual can be made in regards to reproductive rights such as Birth control, Abortions, and, Adoption. Reproductive rights are an important subject matter because in the late 1960’s African American women’s did not have the same privileges as their white counterparts (Marlene Fried 2013). African American women’s reproductive rights were not considered a serious matter because they were not allowed the same resources as their counterparts neither did they receive the same treatment. Dating back to the year of 1976 the Hyde …show more content…
Reproductive rights symbolize individual freedom, in reason men and women have the right to make a choices regarding their body’s reproduction. Reproductive rights may spark the interests of African American women because they now have equal reproductive rights as white women. African American women have come a long way in terms of discrimination, gender inequality, and inequality of reproductive rights. The topic reproductive rights, is more likely to be an interest to an individual who values their personal …show more content…
Therefore the individual must take other preventive measures such as the use of condoms which are available for men and women. Individuals can also take the stance of being abstinent; the choice solely relies on the individual when choosing a method of birth control.
Birth control is highly important because of preventive measures. An positive component of birth control is the decrease in pregnancy rate, which is great because the population size decrease, which is great for the economy (Siegel 2012). Overpopulation of people within any given society equates to a strain on the government, which would result in less resources for each person. Overpopulation can also result in unsuitable living environments, low wage jobs, and poverty. If birth control did not exist many women would have children consecutively, which is not good for their health.
Abortion is the early termination of a pregnancy. Abortion access was not accessible to all women; African American women did not have the necessary resources to have an abortion rights (Fields 2013). Women who did not have the insurance or money were not able to have abortion. Abortion was legalized in the year of 1973 the case of roe vs. wade (Nicola Beisel, Tamara Kay 2004). Before abortion was legalized many women aborted their baby themselves. Abortion is a controversial social issue in Today’s society because many individual believes that this procedure is immoral and selfish. Immoral because an individual
This paper highlights reproductive rights. What are Reproductive rights? Reproductive rights refer to the choices an individual have and that can have an impact on their body. There are many choices that an individual can be made in regards to reproductive rights such as Birth control, Abortions, and, Adoption. Reproductive rights are an important subject matter because in the late 1960’s African American women’s did not have the same privileges as their white counterparts (Marlene Fried 2013). African American women’s reproductive rights were not considered a serious matter because they were not allowed the same resources as their counterparts neither did they receive the same treatment. Dating back to the year of 1976 the Hyde …show more content…
Reproductive rights symbolize individual freedom, in reason men and women have the right to make a choices regarding their body’s reproduction. Reproductive rights may spark the interests of African American women because they now have equal reproductive rights as white women. African American women have come a long way in terms of discrimination, gender inequality, and inequality of reproductive rights. The topic reproductive rights, is more likely to be an interest to an individual who values their personal …show more content…
Therefore the individual must take other preventive measures such as the use of condoms which are available for men and women. Individuals can also take the stance of being abstinent; the choice solely relies on the individual when choosing a method of birth control.
Birth control is highly important because of preventive measures. An positive component of birth control is the decrease in pregnancy rate, which is great because the population size decrease, which is great for the economy (Siegel 2012). Overpopulation of people within any given society equates to a strain on the government, which would result in less resources for each person. Overpopulation can also result in unsuitable living environments, low wage jobs, and poverty. If birth control did not exist many women would have children consecutively, which is not good for their health.
Abortion is the early termination of a pregnancy. Abortion access was not accessible to all women; African American women did not have the necessary resources to have an abortion rights (Fields 2013). Women who did not have the insurance or money were not able to have abortion. Abortion was legalized in the year of 1973 the case of roe vs. wade (Nicola Beisel, Tamara Kay 2004). Before abortion was legalized many women aborted their baby themselves. Abortion is a controversial social issue in Today’s society because many individual believes that this procedure is immoral and selfish. Immoral because an individual