With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

A recent Time magazine article detailed the experiences of women who were pressured into

using long-term chemical birth control, although chemical contraception are often promoted to women with an appeal to their autonomy,

it's now clear that for many women that's exactly what was taken from them.

In fact, what are called long-acting reversible contraceptives, Larks, such as IUDs and implants are disproportionately pushed on women

who are young, low-income, ethnic minorities or mothers already.

In one story, doctors admitted to pushing larks on women whose pregnancy they deemed

quote unquote undesirable.

See from the beginning the abortion movement has always been rooted in this kind of

eugenics thinking but so was much of the push for chemical birth control

not to mention it was pushed by those who saw fertility as a problem

to be solved, not a gift to be protected. Women should be prepared to defend their right to give

life. Visit the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologist's website

to find a doctor in your area who supports life.

I'm John Stone Street.