Should health insurance providers be required to offer free birth control?

Yes but not until a certain age

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and easily obtained, so it is more accessible to those who need it. Also, there should be exemptions on moral/religious grounds as well.

Just don't have sex without protection, than you wont worry about it, or GET MARRIED!!!

Yes, along with the male equivalent.

no and yes for this i would leave it up to the stare and health insurance.

No, and ban contraception and abortion.

Yes, the government should also provide safe-sex training and programs.

Yes, birth control should be offered free and easily obtained at any clinics, hospitals or doctor's offices, so it is more accessible to those who need it, with or without insurance. But there should be exemptions on moral/religious grounds as well.

not free but very cheap

Yes, it should be offered free at any clinics, hospitals or doctor's offices, so it is more accessible to those who need it, with or without insurance. But there should be objections for moral/religious grounds as well.

Yes, birth control should be offered free and easily obtained at any clinics, hospitals or any doctor's offices, so it is more accessible to those who need it, with or without insurance. But I think there should be objections for moral/religious grounds as well.

Yes, but do some tests first since birth control can be dangerously painful for those with feminine problems.

Yes, based on income, birth control should be offered and easily obtained, so it is more accessible to those who can't afford it. Birth control costs should be lowered as well.

Can you imagine how the discussion about free birth control would differ between generations in your family?

What are the potential pros and cons you see in providing free birth control to people your age?

How does the idea of free birth control align with your personal values about responsibility and freedom?

If you had to argue for or against free birth control to a friend, what points would you raise?

How might the availability of free birth control affect goals and decisions in your life after high school?

Do you think that free birth control should be a right or a privilege; why do you feel that way?

How do you reconcile the costs associated with providing free birth control with the potential societal benefits?

No, sex is a luxury, not a necessity.

How would your family or community change if birth control was free for everyone?

In what ways do you think free birth control could impact our high school's student body?

If access to free birth control was universal, how do you think it would shape the future workplace or economy?

People can just buy but it a nice safety net to people who can't.

People can just buy but its a nice safety net to people who can't.

Yes, birth control should be offered free and easily obtained at any clinics, hospitals or doctor's offices, so it is more accessible to those who need it, with or without insurance. But I think there should be objections on moral/religious grounds as well.

No, on the contrary, excepting condoms, all birth control should be made illegal.

Yes, it should be free at any clinics, hospitals or doctor's offices, so it is more accessible to those who need it, with or without insurance.

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and more easily obtained, so it is more accessible to people who really need it.

Along with condoms

Yes, and free condoms.

Yes, it will help reduce the number of abortions

Yes, it would help reduce the number of abortions

Yes, it would help decrease the number of abortions

Yes, along with free condoms.

Birth control and condoms should be free.

Yes, along with condoms.

Yes, it would drastically lower abortion rates

No, the government should declare all birth control except condoms illegal on pain of death for all involved

No, they shouldn't because if you didn't want a kid you should've been safe. If you were raped or in danger then I think it should be free.

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and more easily obtained

No, it should not be required but it should be easy to obtain and offered.

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and more easily obtained, and costs should be lowered as well

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and more easily obtained; it should also get a price cut so it is more accessible to people who really need it.

Yes, it should be offered and more easily obtained, so it is more accessible to people who really need it.

No, it shouldn't be required but it should be offered and more easily obtained as well as birth control costs should be lowered, so it is more accessible to those who can't afford it.

No, birth control pills should be over-the-counter (OTC) medication

Yes, but only for those who need assistance or already have it

I don't think it should be 'required' in case some people don't want anything to do with it, but definitely suggested to those who do

Yes. To those people who cant afford it at the time.

No, birth control is cheap, You could buy condoms at a store for like $6, and people who pay taxes who are against abortion may not want their taxes going towards abortion pills.

yes, it can be used to balance hormones in addition to preventing pregnancy

No, but they should be given tax incentives if they do.

Yes, and also evaluate those that will be given to know if they are well educated about the use of contraception

Yes, because it might help others with their kid.

Yes, but birth control should be offered freely under a truly public healthcare system

No and ban the manufacture and sale of contraception

No, but there should be a free birth control option provided by the government.

No, and permanently and irrevocably ban birth control in all its forms in predominantly and potentially predominantly Republican states, U.S. territories, counties and county-equivalents, cities, towns, villages, Indian reservations, Census Designated Areas (CDP's) and other unincorporated areas and unincorporated communities, etc

Private organizations should not be allowed to benefit and profit from healthcare

Yes, but also support abstinence programs.

Only if a greater amount of workers that are women want that

no free anything!! Everything should be earned.

The government should continue to fund PP, and thereby provide birth control

yes, but only in certain cases like if a young girl got raped and cant afford it there should be cases where she can get it free but in a lot of other cases it shouldn't.

Yes, especially if abortions are illegal in that state.

No, and health insurance companies should close down to support a fully privatized healthcare system.

yes,it should not be forced on you

Yes I feel like they should you have that choice to use that free birth control with your health insurance providers or not

As a cis-male, I don't think that i have the right to make a decision on this topic.

Yes, they should be required to cover birth control at least partially.

No, birth control should be over the counter and inserts should be paid for privately

Yes, but only for medical conditions such as PMDD. Not for sex outside of marriage between a born man and born woman.

Either way, birth control should be easily accessible.

No. It's up to the provider, but birth control should be easily accessible nonetheless.

No, but should be available to be purchased over the counter at a reasonable cost.

Not required, but should be available to be purchased over the counter at a reasonable cost.

There should be no health insurance, it should be a single-payer system instead

No, but lower prices so its more accessible and affordable.

No, but lower prices.

Yes, and start advertising for men to get birth control instead there's your moneymaker

Government funded or ACA insurances yes, but not private ones.

No, instead there should be an expansion organized at the federal level of condoms that are placed in vending machines located in low-income neighborhoods

Yes, as should all medication under a universal healthcare system, private health insurance providers equally should be limited on the prices they can charge for any medication to prevent corruption and enable more open access to those in need.

No, Basic birth control should be available over the counter

Yes, as a conscientious decision on behalf of womens' health and to help decrease the number of abortions performed nationwide

Yes, as a conscientious decision on behalf of womens' health. This will also help decrease the number of abortions performed nationwide

Yes, this will help to decrease the number of abortions performed nationwide

Yes, this would be a conscientious decision on behalf of womens' health and will decrease the number of abortions performed nationwide

yes 100%, I think if the government wants to ban abortion then they should provide free birth control for every women in the USA, because some women get pregnant because they couldn't afford birth control or condoms, or they were allergic to the latex and the materials the condoms are made out of therefore they didn't have another choice not to get pregnant unless they were trying too.

Yes, this will help to decrease poverty and lower the number of abortions performed nationwide

Yes, this will help to both decrease poverty and lower the number of abortions performed nationwide

Yes, this will help to decrease poverty rates and lower the number of abortions performed nationwide

NO, but the prices should be lowered.

Yes but only if it's needed for health reasons/issues

Stuff like condoms and birth control should be offered easily but not a requirement

Yes, this will help to decrease poverty rates and lower the number of abortions performed nationwide.

Yes, this will help to lower the number of abortions performed nationwide and to decrease poverty rates