Laws prohibiting birth control have gradually been eliminated / Gale Encyclopedia of American Law
Contraceptive use in the United States / Guttmacher Institute
The right to privacy protects marital use of birth control: the Supreme Court's decision / William O. Douglas
The right to privacy in contraception extends to unmarried individuals: the Supreme Court's decision / William J. Brennan Jr.
The right to privacy protects a woman's right to choose abortion: the Supreme Court's decision / Harry Blackmun
It is a violation of minors' right to privacy to restrict access to contraceptives: the Supreme Court's decision / William J. Brennan Jr.
States may require parental consent for abortion if an alternative is available: the Supreme Court's decision / Lewis F. Powell Jr.
Parental involvement laws for abortion protect minors and parents / Mary E. Harned
Obstacles to abortion, contraception, and sex education endanger teens / Center for Reproductive Rights
Teens should get abstinence education, not contraception information / Mary Frances Boyle
Abstinence-only education violates minors' constitutional rights / Hazel Glenn Beh and Milton Diamond
Schools for contraception / Rich Lowry
An educator recounts his fight for privacy in contraceptive use: personal narrative / Bill Baird
The fight for access to birth control continues today / Jonathan D. Moreno and Frances Kissling
Birth-control mandate: unconstitutional and illegal / David B. Rivkin Jr. and Edward Whelan
The birth control pill should be available over the counter / Jessica Sheehy.
