Persuasive Essay On Birth Control - 1097 Words

We’ve all been told different stories of the ‘birds and the bees’, whether it be from your parents or classmates. What most of us don’t really understand is the different types of contraception and how sometimes it’s uneasy to get a hold of. All through time birth control has received different opinions, and several people have tried to ban it altogether or even make it harder to get a hold of. In this essay, the struggles women face while accessing birth control, why it shouldn’t be banned, and the different viewpoints on this subject overall, will be discussed to provide a different perspective on why birth control should be available to all women. Women face many problems while trying to encounter a safe method to maintain safe†¦show more content†¦This claim is a counter argument to congress on unrelated terms wants to cut back on the availability of food stamps and other systems that help the less wealthy. With birth control not being available to those with less money there’s a high chance that these women will become pregnant, which also means that the government is also going to have to spend more money helping support that child in a low income family. Cutting down the federal support to Planned Parenthood for contraception would in the long run raise federal aid and funding. People see that banning birth control is an easy method to cut out government funding to Planned Parenthood and essentially abortions, but that’s not what birth control is at all. Birth control is not only used as a method of contraception, it has many uses to women that many people don’t consider or know about. According to Prevention, the pill has other uses, like â€Å"clearing up acne, shrinking fibroids, reducing ovarian cancer risk, and controlling endometriosis†(Bollinger). 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