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Persuasive Speech On Plan B
Imagine it's your first year of high school. You go to a party that your friend invited you to, you felt pressured to drink so you did. Since it was your first time you didn't know your limits, you ended up going overboard. The next morning you wake up in excruciating pain, realizing you were raped. What's your Plan B? Even though people don’t like Plan B, Plan B is not as bad as everyone thinks because Plan B is guaranteed to work and will lower the number of abortions. In order to understand Plan B a person must have some background on the subject. Plan B is a second chance at prevention, if you believe your birth control may have failed take Plan B and have a greater chance of not getting pregnant. Dr. Vanessa E Cullen Vice President of Planned Parenthood Federation says, “Women of all ages who are experiencing sexual intercourse or who might be at risk of unprotected sex should make a Plan B there next option if failure occurs”, (Parham, 38). Not Everyone Is perfect we all forget things, it’s better to fix a mistake then to have to pay the consequences. Faye Wellton president of Center for the Advancement of women says “I hope that this will be the first step in a long journey toward protecting females from unintended pregnancies”, (Parham, 40). When women become pregnant unexpectedly most times abortion is the main …show more content…
If taken within 24 hours it's almost 100% effective. If you're afraid to tell someone about taking Plan B it is available over the counter. The Plan B morning after pill is also reducing abortion by 50%. Author Caroline Avery states, “Women in their late 20s have the highest percentage of 110,000 abortions performed annually”, (Avery, 1). Plan B can and will reduce the number of abortion if women would stop being embarrassed of buying a simple pill they wouldn't have to be embarrassed about killing an unborn

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