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Does having something that has a heartbeat being removed from your body okay? Or is it wrong to take a living part of you out. The questions on, if providing safe sex is good to talk about with children at the age of twelve a good idea or should this wait until they are of age. In that case when is the right age to speak about this? Much controversy has arisen with the organization known as Planned Parenthood. The organization has long promoted pro-choice stance on abortion. This has caused the group to conflict with pro-life supporters who believe abortion should be illegal. Planned Parenthood is an organization founded by a woman named Margaret Sanger. Sanger was a nurse and was one who believed in that of having a women decide when they are ready to be a mother.(Landis,131-35) Sanger had opened her clinic providing, birth control, diaphragms, condoms, suppositories, and a Mizpah Pessary that was used to block the opening of the womb and there for was considered as birth control. Planned Parenthood was incorporated in the year 1922 as a Birth Control League, that provided people with the freedom to be able to make reproductive decisions, and now has become an advocate for abortion-rights. (Landis, 131-35). The goal of this organization is to offer health care, sex education to adults and teens, and much more other information to others around the world. This organization has been opened and running for 100 years and promotes well-being and health to women. (Landis, 131-35) There are over 700 organizations open around the world and available to all people. Planned Parenthood provides contraception and other health services to those who need it regardless of their social income. They are an organization that is there to h... ... middle of paper ... ...ue as the years go by. When will abortion be illegal and made a crime no one can really say. Although for now, there are children wanting to be born and experience the world outside the womb and for supporters who go by Pro-Life they will continue to fight for those children unborn. Works Cited Alters, Sandra. Abortion: an eternal social and moral issue. 2006 ed. Detroit, Mi.: Thomson/Gale, 2006. Print. "Donate to protect womenÂ’s health and rights.." Sexual & Reproductive Health. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 Dec. 2013. . Landis, Jacquelyn. Abortion. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2006. Print. Trager, Oliver. Abortion: choice & conflict. New York: Facts on File, 1993. Print. "Why I Am Pro-Choice." - Planned Parenthood. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 Dec. 2013. .

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