reproductive justice history
Reproductive justice was coined by ________ (who) in ___________, _____ (where, when)
What is Black women activists in Chicago in 1994
name three forms of contraceptives
condom, pill, arm implant, depo shot, iud, and so much more!
this sti is known as the clap
what is gonorrhea
A children’s television host in Phoenix, Arizona, made headlines in 1962 when she had to travel to Sweden to abort her pregnancy after taking the drug thalidomide. What was her name?
our club is named vox: ppga. what does ppga stand for?
planned parenthood generation action
this person founded planned parenthood
who is margaret sanger
this form of birth control is made available in 1988 and is 99% effective
what is the copper iud
it is (more/less) likely for one to contract an sti when on their period...?
more
During a landmark supreme court case for repro rights, who was the director of Planned Parenthood Connecticut?
who is Estelle Griswold
There are four key tenets to Reproductive Justice. Name at least two
The right to personal bodily autonomy
The right to have children
The right to not have children
The right to parent in safe and sustainable communities
1973; 2022
condoms are one of the most commonly used forms of contraceptive. What were condoms often made out of, before they were made of rubber? (four options, name 1)
what is: animal intestines, animal bladders, silk paper, or linen
this is the average price of a medication abortion
$500
Jane Doe (Roe, in Roe v. Wade) had two new graduates of university of texas law school represent her in court. what were their names?
This word means when fetal movement is detected, generally around the fourth or fifth month of pregnancy and was historically significant as when abortions would be allowed up to. What is this word?
What is quickening
Introduced by Ronald Reagan, which rule stipulates that non US organizations cannot receive funding if they provide information about or access to abortion?
The global gag rule
which supreme court case permits the use of contraceptives but only for married couples?
what is griswold v. connecticut
during this phase of the menstrual cycle, the body prepares for pregnancy through rising progesterone and thickening of the uterine lining...
in the 19th century, there was a prolific abortion provider in NYC– what was her name?
Ann Trow Lohman / Madame Restell
females are born with 1-2 million eggs, but only about 300,000 remain by puberty. How many eggs actually go through the ovulation process?
300-400
After this federal act is passed, 24 states enact their own laws to restrict access to contraception at a state level. In Connecticut, the act of using birth control becomes prohibited by law. The law is upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court until 1965. What is the act?
The Comstock Act
in which book of the bible is contraceptive / coitus interruptus / withdrawal mentioned?
what is genesis
STI Rates are highest in the under 25 age group, which accounts for about 50 percent of STIs. Which group of people is increasingly a rise in infection?
what is individuals over 65
the name of the inventer of the iud
dr. richard richter
What is the name of the Texas Senator who filibustered anti-abortion legislation for 13 hours straight?
who is, wendy davis