https://padlet.com/mparke85/97whxdujt0mq8j8 Santelli, Texas Abortion Laws, and Reproductive and Sexual Health en-us 2022-03-22 16:47:14 UTC 2025-12-15 16:33:23 UTC hello@padlet.com mparke85 https://padlet.com/mparke85/97whxdujt0mq8j8/wish/2107976761 Idaho has become the first state to pass a bill modeled after the Texas law which will ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy for all women. Under current law, states cannot ban abortion before a fetus is viable, which typically occurs between 23 and 24 weeks of pregnancy but they are considering a change for that as well. The Idaho House, which has a Republican majority, voted 51-14 in favor of the bill, and the state Senate approved it earlier this month. It now heads to Gov. Brad Little, a Republican. Republicans are supposed to care about citizens freedom and individual choice but they are showing otherwise.

Texas Abortion laws are very similar and it's setting a great pattern for many other states to follow. Pro-life advocates are celebrating the decimating effect this will have on the abortion industry as well as the thousands of children it will save but they are not considering the fact that these children are unwanted by their mothers which can cause many problems. They also don't consider the fact that there could be problems that appear during pregnancy where miscarriages occur which is worst than an abortion.


What impact would the Idaho ban have on its citizen?

How is Patriarchal oppression at work in the Texas and Idaho abortion ban?

How does the Texas and Idaho abortion ban prove that bodily autonomy and power is fragile?


]]> 2022-03-22 16:49:33 UTC https://padlet.com/mparke85/97whxdujt0mq8j8/wish/2107976761 mparke85 https://padlet.com/mparke85/97whxdujt0mq8j8/wish/2107977243 Abstinence until marriage is the ultimate goal for all to prevent sexual transmitted diseases like HIV and AIDS. Many people choose not to follow the "rules" and then some people have no choice but to give their bodies up.  Abstinence only is just one philosophy, there's a lot of other philosophies to consider as well.

Due to many adolescents performing sexual activity before their time, the United States continues to lead the developed world in adolescent pregnancy rates. Over 800,000 adolescents become pregnant each year, 80% of these pregnancies are unintended and many of them end in abortion. Many of these adolescents are more likely to suffer adverse social and health consequences.

Many of the issues with adolescent sparks in sexual transmitted diseases and pregnancy related causes are getting worse daily. Due to COVID-19, there has been a decline in adolescence education. The importance  of waiting until marriage to have sexual intercourse needs to be promoted on a daily.


How are these outcomes attributed to adolescent pregnancy sparks? 

How is bodily autonomy respected or not respected by these adolescents?

What are some good ways for schools to continue to encourage abstinence as an important option for adolescents? 

Who has the right to determine what kinds of information about sex ought to be presented and available to adolescents? ]]> 2022-03-22 16:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/mparke85/97whxdujt0mq8j8/wish/2107977243