Reproductive Health Care
Sarah Palin loves the idea of teenagers learning how to use condoms at school?
She was against teaching condom use in schools before she was for them :
Palin appears to disagree with McCain on sex education - Los Angeles Times
Palin's statements date to her 2006 gubernatorial run. In July of that year, she completed a candidate questionnaire that asked, would she support funding for abstinence-until-marriage programs instead of "explicit sex-education programs, school-based clinics and the distribution of contraceptives in schools?" Palin wrote, "
Yes, the explicit sex-ed programs will not find my support."
But in August of that year, Palin was asked during a KTOO radio debate if "explicit" programs include those that discuss condoms. Palin said no and called discussions of condoms "relatively benign."
Abstinence-Only | Bill Clinton | Birth Control | Reproductive Health Care | Reproductive Rights | Sex | Sex Education | 2008 Presidential Elections | Republican Party | Sarah Palin
The politics of childbirth
RH Reality Checks' comprehensive look at how politics and a broken health-care system unnecessarily complicate the experience of pregnancy and childbirth and what women, women's advocates and the larger health care community can do to remedy the problem.
Submitted by liza on 21 June 2007 - 2:40pm.
Childbirth | Midwifery | Motherhood | Reproductive Health Care |
Childbirth | Midwifery | Motherhood | Reproductive Health Care |
