Culture and Society Articles
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Some Condom Availability Programs
I grew up in a city that was once featured in “Ripley’s Believe It or Not” as the city that had the youngest living grandmother. My neighbor had three children before 11th grade and several of my middle-school friends became pregnant in the 7th or 8th grade. This was almost twenty years ago and things have changed a lot since then and not necessarily for the better. Children are learning about sex from an even earlier age and their lessons are not always from their parents. Friends, television and movies are what children often look to for lessons on sex, so you can only imagine the values they are confronted with. Some schools have risen up to the challenge of preventing teenage pregnancies and the spread of STDs by incorporating condom availability programs.
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Condom Availability Programs
I grew up in a city that was once featured in “Ripley’s Believe It or Not” as the city that had the youngest living grandmother. My neighbor had three children before 11th grade and several of my middle-school friends became pregnant in the 7th or 8th grade. This was almost twenty years ago and things have changed a lot since then and not necessarily for the better. Children are learning about sex from an even earlier age and their lessons are not always from their parents. Friends, television and movies are what children often look to for lessons on sex, so you can only imagine the values they are confronted with. Some schools have risen up to the challenge of preventing teenage pregnancies and the spread of STDs by incorporating condom availability programs.
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The Condom : An Invention that Predates Modern Times
Had you asked me a while ago when condoms were first introduced, I might have looked up the date that the Trojan Condom company first opened its doors. Many of us don't realize the long and tumultuous history that the simple condom has endured. In fact, the history of condoms is a rich one dating back thousands of years to the ancient Egyptians.
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Indonesia Launches First National Condom Campaign
Living in the United States, it is hard to believe that condoms would not be an enormous part of any other country’s safe sex initiative. In this country, you think “safe sex” and your mind automatically visualizes condoms. However, in Indonesia, condoms do not even account for 1% of the types of contraception that are normally used. There is hope that this will change with Indonesia’s first national condom campaign that will continue for one week and will begin on December 1st, 2007, the same day as World AIDS Day. This campaign’s primary goal is to promote, distribute and educate to the masses about the benefits of condoms against pregnancy and HIV, amongst other sexually transmitted diseases.
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Where Have all the Heroes Gone?
Once upon a time, we were inspired by heroes. Now we bow down to the victim. What happened? nn
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Common Online Psychic Services
Are you interested in what an online psychic has to offer? If so, there are many websites that will give you just what you are looking for. Believe it or not, online psychics are becoming every bit as popular as those that you can visit in person. At the very least, you should visit one of these websites today to see what they have to offer.
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Benefits of an Online Psychic Reading
If you do not want to visit a psychic in person, there is another option that you may want to consider. Have you ever given any thought to paying for an online psychic reading? This may be new to you, but it is something that thousands of people have taken advantage of. When it comes down to it, there are many benefits of an online psychic reading.
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Why Do Women Stay in Abusive Relationships?
3 women A DAY are killed by the hands of their husband or boyfriends.
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Majorca Residents Feel European Invasion
While Majorca has grown prosperous through visitors, some locals on the island are unable to buy their own apartment or villa, and frictions can occur between the islanders and newcomers.
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Dropouts And Failing Test Scores …Is It Too Late To Save America’s High Schools?
Strategies for Making High School Reform Work
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