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    Evolving from the prenatal period up into infancy many things are underway. Entering the new period of life you begin to develop not only biologically but as well as cognitively and socioemotionally. Within each dimension there are other components that effect how a human grows. The external influences we have throughout life effects the pattern of development and how a human grows. Development is the pattern of movement or change that starts at conception and continues through the human pathway…

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    Recent advances in the research on male contraceptives has shown a great possibility of a new contraceptive being available within the next five years. As of right now there are only three methods of male birth control. Those three methods are condoms, a vasectomy, and abstinence. As many already know, the vasectomy is an irreversible procedure that is only encouraged if you do not want any kids or if you are done having kids. This means men in their late thirties will be the ones using this…

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    In recent discussions of sex education, a controversial issue has been whether children and teenagers should be taught sex education or abstinence-only classes. On the one hand, some argue that sex education should be taught to children and teenagers. On the other hand, however, others argue that Abstinence-only classes are a better teaching method. In sum, then, the issue is what form of sex-education is more beneficial to the lives of young people. While some may believe that abstinence-only…

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    been among one of the most argumentative topics to date. From the feminist viewpoint to the perspective of the church, opinions on this topic can be polar opposites. No matter the seat you occupy in the spectrum of the varying viewpoints about birth control, the woman’s right to make choices about her body and about planning her family should be reserved by each individual woman. The choices available to women to protect themselves against unplanned parenthood have and will continue to expand.…

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    Hello and good afternoon to everyone here. My name Madame C.J. Walker and I was born named Sarah Breedlove on December 23, 1867 in Delta, Louisiana. My parents are Owen and Minerva Breedlove. I am the fifth of my brothers and sisters. I was the first person in my family to be free-born meaning not born a slave. During the 1890s, I started to develop a scalp disorder that caused me to lose most of my hair. I realized that I wanted to experiment with homemade and store-bought treatments to help my…

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    Teenage Pregnancy Satire

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    It is a huge problem in America when people come from other countries and see teen mothers pregnant or with their babies. Teen pregnancy has been studied for many years. Roughly one in four teens are pregnant by age twenty. The amount of babies born in the United States per year is around 250,000. If teen pregnancy were to stop the amount of babies born per year would be 150,000. Teen pregnancy brings huge financial problems on the parents and grandparents of the baby. I believe that I have…

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    Exploring the Parallelisms of The Catcher in the Rye J.D Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye is one of the most widely read novels in American Literature due to its highly relatable material; so relatable, in fact, the novel’s parallelisms have perpetuated since its origin. Teenagers particularly connect with the novel’s depiction of the “adult world” and also the novel’s portrayal of the transition between childhood and adulthood. In addition, the novel resonates with adults because having…

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    Society has many different interpretations of teenage love relationships. Many say sometimes that the teenagers can’t be in love and that it’s not a real relationship they are just messing around and having fun. But in reality many relationships that start in the teens are very real and can last a lifetime if they want it to. Taylor Swift singer and song writer, she tells many tales of her own relationships experiences as well as some of her very close friends. The topics and experiences she…

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    In todays society we, as children, are groomed to fit into the traditional gender roles by the purchases of gender-specific toys (ie. Trucks for boys, easy bake ovens for girls) as well as the purchase of blue and green clothing for boys and pink for girls. Many don’t even realize that they are ingraining things such as gender role in their children from such an early age. Some, however, break the mold and allow their children to cross the gender barriers that we as a society have set up and…

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    So many people wish to have a child. So many others can’t seem to accept that gift and instead, to abort the child. Aborting a child is a very serious decision. But it also could be the only choice the mother has. In some ways aborting a child can be acceptable but there are many more reasons to stop abortion. According to the website guttmatcher.org, 40 million abortions are performed worldwide every year. Some mothers abort their child because it was a pregnancy result of rape. under…

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