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    Truth of a Teenage Mother “Don’t downgrade me because I’m a young mother, help me because I’m willing to learn” (anonymous). In our society, today being a teen mom is not necessarily the issue, the problem is how young mothers are being treated. Because young girls do not have access to birth control or sex education, they end up getting pregnant causing them to be financially and mentally unstable. Young teens do not always end up having the sex education they should have. They do not learn…

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    In sociology, society is defined as a set of people who interact and share a common culture. Based in this meaning, it can be said that what happens to one in the society will affect the rest. Therefore, teenage pregnancy becomes a social problem, because teens are a substantial part of society. Having a higher rate of pregnant teens will result in a higher rate of adolescents dropping out school due to the fact that they will not have time to attend. Consequently…

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    observed in teen births even after controlling for other risk factors.In developed countries, teenage pregnancies are associated with social issues including lower educational levels, poverty and other negative life outcomes in children of teenage mothers. Teenage pregnancy in developed countries is usually outside of marriage and carries a social stigma in many communities and cultures. By contrast, teenage parents in developing countries are often married, and their pregnancies welcomed by…

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    We all know that teen pregnancy is not a new topic. This topic has been around for decades now. In the 1900s, marrying at a young age was a common practice because life efficiency was not so great. In addition, everyone depended on agriculture for a living. It was one of the foremost significant way to survive besides hunting. Therefore, with this in mind, marrying at a young age and having a big family meant being able to produce goods much faster and more efficiently. Having a big family,…

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    everyday interactions. Being exposed to different activities while being a teenager means being influenced and taking on peer pressure, especially for females. The most common thing we are taught to associate with female tennagers is teen pregnancy. Teenage pregnancy is one of the most difficult things a teen can go through. Anyone who is pregnant under the age of twenty is usually referred as a pregnant teen. Most teenagers do not plan to get…

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    babies are born to teenage mothers each year? (Carol J. Williams) According to an U.N. population study that was released in October of 2013. That’s not even the half of that’s not counting the babies being aborted or miscarriages. Have you ever seen a young girl between the ages of 15-19 walking around with a new born baby or baby only saying the words “mama” around that young teenager? Have you ever wondered why that girl had a baby at such a young age? Throughout history, teenage pregnancy…

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    I was able to interview a good friend of mine who had her first child at the age of 15. For privacy purposes I will call her “Katy”. Katy describes her teenage years as rebellious. Katy didn’t tell her parents she was pregnant until 5 months into her pregnancy. She would do her best to hide it and confronted it because her boyfriend came out. Her father was very angry when he heard the news so he broke her phone so she would have no communication with her boyfriend at the time. Moved by the…

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    seem to never agree on. Although the teenage pregnancy rate is not as high as it once was in the United States the teen birth rate is higher than it is in other developed countries, such as Canada and the United Kingdom ( Hamiliton, Martin, Osterman 2015). There are numerous reasons why I feel as if teenage girls should have the privilege to receive birth control when they feel it is needed. Some parents believe if they provide birth control for their teenage girls that it gives them the…

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    good idea, my opinion is that they should not be allowed to vote. Firstly, they are too young to understand complex matters such as politics. Since they are in the developing teenage years of their life, they already face variety of overwhelming teenage problems such as peer pressure, lack of self confidence, etc. In teenage years, they are in the process of exploring themselves: what they want to become, what they want…

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    in order to provide for him, I know for certain that I would not have been able to raise a child at a younger age. When I was in my twenties I did not even have adult life completely figured out. Let’s take another step back and look at me as a teenager. I definitely didn’t have the kind of job that could provide for a child. Teenage Pregnancy Teenagers today are faced with a laundry list of issues. These range from making sure they wear the right clothes to the pressure put on them to try new…

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