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Contraception isn't.
"If you're talking about a person who is not going to keep the pledge anyway, whether or not they would use contraception isn't really something that concerns us," Mr. Hester said.
Having been raised in a Catholic family and taught by nuns, I would suggest that while Catholics get exercised about certain social issues — abortion, for example — contraception isn't one of them.
Minimising the American right's hostility to contraception isn't a minor thing, as WuDunn and Kristof are correct in noting that giving women more power to prevent pregnancy in developing countries will lower the maternal mortality rate and help improve women's economic status.
Women's access to contraception isn't a moral question.
It turns out that women's access to contraception isn't just about their desire to space or delay pregnancies.
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Additionally, contraception is not the same as contraceptive coverage.
When contraception is not free and when insurance only covers certain contraceptives, the freedom to choose which contraceptive best fits one's lifestyle is taken away.
Emergency contraception is not as effective in preventing pregnancy as, say, oral contraceptives, implants or the copper IUD.
Contraception is not just a public health issue.
Contraception is not much used.Crucially, fertility tends to fall only as poverty drops.
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