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    Birth Control Debate

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    prevention of contraception or procuring of abortion" (Rierson 2004), prohibiting the distribution of these devices across state lines or through the mail. It was not until after the WW2 period that two new birth-control movements were created: Planned Parenthood and Population Control, Planned Parenthood renewed the campaign for the legalization and promotion of contraception which led to the U.S. Supreme Court case Griswold v. Connecticut in 1965 which struck down on a Colorado state law prohibiting

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    patterns in fashion and music. The debates contraception poses proves to be no exception. While opinions differ from person to person based on their religious beliefs, political standing, and physical health condition, the argument always seems to be whether or not contraception should be easily accessible. This topic has been discussed since the early 1900’s, and is showing no signs of being solved anytime soon. Currently, the argument surrounding birth control is whether or not the government should

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    Pro Birth Control Debate

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    birth control you would be prosecuted. In 1972 is when they legalized birth control for citizens in the country. Ater legalizing birth control, in the 1990s along came the Depo shot, female condom, Plan B, and more. In 2013 Plan B was a emergency contraceptive that you can get over the counter and no longer needed a doctor's prescription. Birth control is the practice of preventing

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    searching for effective birth control for thousands of years- for reasons of health, well-being or just convenience” (Clemmitt, “Birth Control Debate). The different types of birth control are daily pills, vaginal sponges, diaphragms, and intrauterine devices to take before a sexual act for it to be affective in preventing a pregnancy (“Birth Control”). There is also a pill that a women can take after a sexual act that can help prevent a pregnancy is the plan B pill (“Birth Control”). While women are searching

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    Birth Control: The Age Old Debate Sex for pleasure instead of reproduction has been a concept practiced for millennium. The concept of birth control has been around since for several millennium, as evidenced by “cave [paintings] that researchers believe could be 15,000 years old, found in France” (Gibson, 2015); presumably made out of “fish bladders, linen sheaths, and animal intestines” (Thompson, 2013). Evidence of things like spermicide has been around since 1500 B.C.E. Rubber condoms and dental

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    Gun Control Debate The US is always at critical moments, from all the shootings that occurred during our history. On October 1st, 2017, a shooting that would be put into the books as the most brutal shooting in modern american history. Gun control has a been a big problem in the US for quite a while now, Obama tried to pass laws in the past and failed. Gun control should be a thing and not prohibited, I stand with Gun control. Gun Control has a lot of positives sides to the whole genre. There are

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    The Gun Control Debate

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    The Gun Control Debate Throughout the history of the United States of America there has been debate on gun control. The debate has become even more relevant as more semi-automatic assault rifles are being sold and the amount of shootings we have been having, especially in this last month. There are a variety of views one can take on this argument. Many conservatives have been saying that more gun control is not necessary as it’s not the guns killing the people, it’s the people pulling the trigger

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    Gun Control Debate

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    As more crimes and gun violence continue to spread throughout the United States, the debate on gun control becomes a more recurrent issue. The debate over gun control has been around for hundreds of years, but it is merely impossible for the people to reach just one conclusion. In order to form an educated opinion behind the research of gun control, the historical, political, economic, social, and ethical perspectives must be contemplated. Guns are extremely dangerous and powerful weapons

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    Gun Control Debate

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    Gun Control Debate Paper Today in the United States gun control is a topic of immense debate, because of the shooting that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary located in Newtown, Connecticut. This most recent tragic event ended the lives of 20 students and six adults. Similar events have occurred across the United States at a movie theater in Colorado, on college campuses in Texas and Virginia, or at the grocery store in Arizona each destroying families in many communities. The questions deserving

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    Debate on Gun Control

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    The Debate on Gun Control The debate concerning gun control has recently become as popular as ever. People question if guns are really necessary. Some wonder that if the government regulates who has the right to own a gun crime rates and death could decrease in the Unites States. Others believe that guns aren’t to blame for deaths; “guns don’t kill people, people kill people”. How can we conclude which side is right if they both strongly believe in their argument? There are always two sides to

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