This could have been worded better:
From this article in the Dallas Morning News
"Texas has made less headway in reducing teen births than the nation as a whole, according to data in the Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual Kids Count report to be released today."
Don't you need to prevent the pregnancy before you can prevent the birth?
2 comments:
I agree! We've talked about how the sex education program is lacking. I plan to do everything I can to change the program from Abstinence-only, to Abstinence-plus. Really, the only sure way to prevent pregnancies and STI's is to abstain from sex. But, you and I know that our kids do not live in a bubble and are exposed everyday when they turn on the TV, radio, video games and so much more.
Have you considered editorial writing? Just a thought!
no duh!!!!!
And here in Europe - oh my gosh! Sex is considered normal at 13!
So sad. And... if you aren't having sex - you are considered abnormal.
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