Debate - Condoms in High School

Making goloshs available in high schools doesnt spur teens to baffle hinge uponually active, new research shows.

There are neer any adds in inner behavior [in the event of condom distribution in high schools.]

Students in schools with condoms were a weensy less likely to report ever having had sex, or having had sex in the past three months, than those on campuses where the prophylactics werent available.

The above proclamations instigate my stance on the availability of condoms in school -- I feel that they should be liberally distributed. Those opposed to this say that it would increase sexual application among teenagers, but based on own(prenominal) observations and conversations with friends, I believe that that is not the case. Moreover, research shows that sexual activity did not increase among teens who were already sexually active, nor among youth whod neer had intercourse. The study illustrates that allocating condoms in high school did exactly what race affirm hoped; that is, encourage those who were already engaging in sexual acts to use condoms.

Roughly 50% of high school students in the U.S. have admitted to being sexually active. Only 3/5 subject that they used condoms during their last experience.



Given the high risk of AIDS, as well as other STDs, not to mention the bane of early pregnancy, that number is much too low. That means that 40% of Americas sexually active youth is not using condoms and is subsequently putting themselves at risk for the aforementioned problems.

One in quad women get an abortion before the age of 20. That may not seem significant but just think near 3 of your closest female friends for a moment, 4 if you take a chance to be male. You wouldnt like one of them to have to deal with the material and emotional consequences if...

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