What I took away from this article is that many low-income men have no real interest in being fathers or raising children. Yet, they tend to produce children anyway.
We should focus on making birth control more accessible, instead of trying to make people take responsibility for raising children they obviously don't want.
That guy who spends all his money on weed and booze while his kids go hungry? He should have gotten a vasectomy. We need to be asking why he didn't- was it a lack of education, or was the procedure too expensive?
We should focus on making birth control more accessible, instead of trying to make people take responsibility for raising children they obviously don't want.
That guy who spends all his money on weed and booze while his kids go hungry? He should have gotten a vasectomy. We need to be asking why he didn't- was it a lack of education, or was the procedure too expensive?