What are we supposed to say now?
generation took our right to contraception, abortion, and the morning-after-pill for granted. The generations before us had no such luxury, and now, the generations after us won’t, either.
We knew that the morning-after pill was an option because many of us who grew up in the 1990s were lucky enough to have good sex-ed classes, where we were taught to practice safe sex, which was partially about avoiding pregnancy, but was a lot about not contracting HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
My entire perspective on contraception and abortion is being upended, so it’s time to reflect on how we teach kids about these issues in the new reality.
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