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Throughout history we’ve always had catalyst that changed the course of time. Whether it was good or bad, on purpose or on accident they created a movement. The top three most influential agents were Ice Cube, the birth control pill, and women’s suffrage. What ties these 3 are the stereotypes that were created for them and how they changed them. Hip hop emerged in the late 1970’s and was developed by the lower income districts, mainly within the African American and Hispanic communities (History…

This case involves a minor of the age of 14-years-old who is sexually active and demonstrates depression along with possible suicidal ideations. Cheyenne, the minor, is worried about getting pregnant since her boyfriend refuses to utilize condoms. Cheyenne has asked the social worker to obtain contraception for her from Planned Parenthood. Ping, the social worker, is aware that Cheyenne’s parents would reject this motion since they are extremely religious. Since this case is an approximate…

Teenagers are maneuvering their very way into the real world. From high school, to making friends, and of course to sexual relationships that can often escort them to sway into the wrong direction; devastating their future. Teens need assurance and guidance from experienced people like their parents themselves. The issue is that not enough parents are endorsing birth control and safe sex. Parents would often just make irrational presumptions as to why their children may want to consider it. An…

In the article about the Condom Casino, I did make the mistake with forgetting to include commas and spelling out numbers instead of using it 's basic number. As for dates, I have made the mistake of not using the abbreviation for the month and misplacing the commas needed for correct AP style. An example of this was the Condom Casino where I stated a month that needed to be abbreviated for standard AP style and easy reading…

reduce the chances of them obtaining health information, like how to reduce their risk for HIV infection. Communication on the other hand can differ by ethnicity, age, or socioeconomic status. In some cultures, they discourage discussions about sex, condom use, or any type of sexual behaviors. According to a 2014 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report from the CDC, most African American females and their families obtain some of their discussion about HIV and sexually transmitted diseases through…

provide credible information in regards to contraceptives and the protection against Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). The beneficial outcomes of these abstinence programs are that teens typical delay the initiation of sex, there is an increase in condom usage, an increase in the use of contraception, the frequency of sex in teens are reduced and there is a reduce in teen pregnancy (Kirby, 2007). The evidence of the effectiveness in this program shows the decrease in sexual behavior of…

Babies are Having Babies Teen Pregnancy is a major concern in today’s society. Over the years teen pregnancy rates has changed. Being a teenager and finding out you are pregnant, especially if the pregnancy is unexpected and not wanted, can put massive stress on a young woman and her family. There are many ways to try and reduce teen pregnancy, and everyone has an opinion on it. However, mothers and daughters go through so many phases (financially, emotional, mental, physical) and these could be…

to prevent teen pregnancy, however there needs to be more education than that. This education includes talks about STDs STIs and other options other than having sex. This education should include this such as talks about condoms. The positive attitudes towards peer use of condom helps protect teens from pregnancy. This does not mean teens do not have sex but that they do so in a way that protects them and others. Communication is another huge way to prevent pregnancy in teens. This…

Watkins states, Abstinence-only sex education doesn’t work. There is little evidence that teens who participate in abstinence-only programs abstain from intercourse longer than others. When they do become sexually active, though, they often fail to use condoms or other contraceptives. Meanwhile, students in comprehensive sex education classes do not engage in sexual activity more often or earlier, but do use contraception and practice safer-sex more consistently when they become sexually active.…

have been able to turn to newer contraceptive methods such as the morning after pill, depo-provera, etc. (Furstenberg, 2003) So, if teenage childbearing rates are declining and more awareness is being brought to the topic, why is teenage childbearing still considered a deviant act and a social problem? One possible reason is that society has created a definition and a reputation for teenage childbearing over the years. So, despite a decline in teenage childbearing rates and new research…