Does Access to Birth Control Give Women Freedom?
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I agree with the information presented in the video about the access to the birth control.Access to birth control is the most basic thing that a woman has to have in order to be able to have agency over the rest of her life. Women who choose to be mothers when they are emotionally, physically, and financially secure and ready will be much better mothers. This gives the next generation a better start at healthier lives. Easy to attain, affordable birth control can make all the difference in women having time to get an education, find work that is rewarding, enter relationships that are healthy and stable, and choosing to have children when the woman is able to provide the best environment for the child.