Contradictions in Contraception and Policy

This chapter critiques the U.S. government's decision to destroy contraceptives instead of redistributing them, illustrating the mismanagement and ideological conflicts inherent in current policies. It explores how such actions reflect a punitive approach to reproductive rights, particularly against marginalized communities, while also addressing the broader implications for pandemic preparedness and vaccine skepticism. The chapter further examines the political dynamics surrounding educational policies, questioning their real impact on diversity and representation in academia.

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