"One of the more popular sex education textbooks listed '8 Steps to Protect Yourself From STDs, none of which involved using a condom. Instead, one was 'Get plenty of rest.'”
Welcome to Texas!
nytimes.com/2021/09/01/opi…
Welcome to Texas!
nytimes.com/2021/09/01/opi…
Texas lawyers are surely dusting off this old argument that Roe v. Wade caused STD's. Huh?!
Some people don't get the difference between correlation (people in liberal states perhaps had more sex in the early 1970's) and causation. But facts don't matter.
scholarship.law.upenn.edu/faculty_schola…
Some people don't get the difference between correlation (people in liberal states perhaps had more sex in the early 1970's) and causation. But facts don't matter.
scholarship.law.upenn.edu/faculty_schola…
More free wheeling sexual practices ("free love" as they said in the 60's) spread quickly throughout the County by the mid 1970's for reasons having nothing to do with Roe v. Wade. But again facts don't matter.
More goodies for Texas lawyers where that came from.
Studies show that restricting abortion access for teen girls is a helpful disincentive (translate punishment) for risky teen sex.
As for the boys? They're just gonna do what they're gonna do...
scholarship.law.upenn.edu/faculty_schola…
Studies show that restricting abortion access for teen girls is a helpful disincentive (translate punishment) for risky teen sex.
As for the boys? They're just gonna do what they're gonna do...
scholarship.law.upenn.edu/faculty_schola…
A touch of misogyny? No .....
It's all about "human life" - right?
Right.
It's all about "human life" - right?
Right.
"Assuming choices to engage in risky sex are made rationally," by teenagers.
Right.
That's the entire premise of this anti-abortion-access study.
What other fairy tales do they believe in the land of Gilead?
Right.
That's the entire premise of this anti-abortion-access study.
What other fairy tales do they believe in the land of Gilead?
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