Birth control in middle schools

A school committee in Maine has agreed to provide access to birth control pills to a public middle school. While some are applauding the move, critics say middle school is too early to provide kids with contraception.

Guests

• Brigid Riley: Executive director of Minnesota Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Prevention & Parenting (MOAPPP).
• Janice Crouse: Senior fellow at a conservative think tank called Concerned Women for America.

Resources

• About MOAPPP
• About Concerned Women for America