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    11–20% of pregnancies in teenagers are a direct result of rape‚ while about 60% of teenage mothers had unwanted sexual experiences preceding their pregnancy. The birth and abortion rate in the United States is high. The teen birth rate has declined slowly but steadily from 1991 to 2002 with an overall decline of 30 percent for those aged 15 to 19. These recent declines reverse the 23-percent rise in the teenage birth rate from 1986 to 1991. The largest decline since 1991 by race was for black

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    Masesar‚ Adelaine N. Mr. Dalisay (Professor) Insocio 20 February 2013 How Teenage Pregnancy Became Redefined as a Social Problem? All teenage pregnancies‚ not just the youngest ones‚ were categorized as a problem. The inclusion of older teenagers‚ who are far more likely to proceed with a pregnancy than their younger counterparts‚ redefined the issue from one of uncontrolled sex to one of uncontrolled motherhood. The term social issue relates to matters which affect many or all

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    their functions tend to overlap in regard to how the dilemma of teenage pregnancy is handled. Although on a national level‚ in 2006‚ in more than 10 years‚ for the first time‚ teenage pregnancy increased to 3% from 2005 to 2006. At a state level‚ in 2005‚ Texas had the highest number of teenage births accounting for 62 births per 1000 women‚ in addition to New Mexico‚ Mississippi‚ Arkansas‚ and Arizona possessing the same number of teenage pregnancies.

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    Reality Television Glamorizes Teen Pregnancy Media‚ specifically television has taken the issue of teen pregnancy to a whole other level. The shows 16 and Pregnant‚ Teen Mom‚ and The Secret Life of the American Teenager document the lives of young teenage girls facing the issue of being a pregnant teenager. Originally created to show the controversial subject of teen pregnancy‚ all of these shows soon began to change. As the seasons continued in all three of these shows‚ the controversial subject of

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    the most controversial subjects in America‚ research shows how unhealthy it is for a family’s when there is teen pregnant in the household. Teenage pregnancy has risen and fallen and looked at from many angles as “just” in todays society‚ thanks to shows such as “16 and pregnant” and ”teen mom” which doesn’t show how hard life would be for most young teenage parents‚ what hardships they will face. Teen pregnancy is scary no one should have to do it‚ it’s not a disease it can be avoided‚ so why is

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    Teenage Pregnancy in America In recent studies‚ statistics show that the United States ranks number one with cases of teenage pregnancy. Teen pregnancy is an important issue that people need to pay more attention to. Women that get pregnant at a young age are likely to suffer from health related issues as well as emotional stress. They often resort in dropping out of school‚ therefore hindering them to get a good job. Young women need to stop and think of the consequences of having a baby

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    Fatimah Fasasi ENG1D 9/25/2014 TEENS AND PARENTING CLASSES In this day and age‚ teenage pregnancy is becoming more and more common. One of the easier ways to educate them is for them to take parenting classes‚ to learn what it’s like to take care of a child. As a result of this they will learn that it is not as easy as it seems. In my essay‚ I will be discussing why I think teens should be required to take parenting classes. It will let them see the consequences of raising a child‚ they

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    teen mothers‚ to commit delinquent acts and adult crimes‚ and to incur failed adult marriages and other relationships. The burdens of early childbearing on disadvantaged teens are undeniable. Trying to untangle the factors which contribute to teenage pregnancy from its effects‚ however‚ leads to a "which came first‚ the chicken or the egg?" dilemma. Educational failure‚ poverty‚ unemployment and low self-esteem are understood to be negative outcomes of early childbearing. These circumstances also

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    than what the public thinks. She thinks that if schools and parents put enough effort into their teen pregnancy programs that the teen pregnancy numbers will drop. And I agree with Balash on this subject fully. The United States has the highest teenage pregnancy rate of all developed countries. That’s pretty scary being compared to China and other developed countries with higher populations and still having the highest pregnancy rate. Schools need to start programs that encourage abstinence‚ and

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    Before successfully preventing teen pregnancies among teenage girls‚ there are many underlying causes and facts about the dilemma that must be first exposed. Children from homes run by teenage mothers have to face almost insurmountable obstacles in life. The incidents of depression and mental health problems‚ the lack of father figures‚ and the high rate of poverty often connected to children in homes run by teenage mothers put them at serious disadvantages when compared to children raised in nuclear

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