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Children Having Children: Why is it a problem, and what policy changes can help prevent it?
Title: Children Having Children: Why is it a problem, and what policy changes can help prevent it?
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Children Having Children: Why is it a problem, and what policy changes can help prevent it?
Although many people in the United States may equate teen pregnancy with minorities in the inner city and lower class women from rural areas, this problem is growing to encompass the entire cross-section of American society. It has become a plague of sorts that perpetuates poverty through the decrease in desire to obtain education and job skills that the young mother may otherwise develop. This, in turn, expands the community of citizens living in conditions …showed first 75 words of 2493 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 2493 total…National Survey of Family Growth"
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