The debates around sex, sex health, and reproductive rights are particularly tense and ever-evolving conversations as younger generations have grown into their adult lives. This pandemic has provoked very difficult memories amongst the LGBTQ community of the AIDS crisis, and how social groups were blamed for their illness simply because it was liked to their sexual identity.

Today, the conversation around women's reproductive rights has bordered on violence against those who seek out family planning services. How does this pseudo-religious argument against abortions compare to the stigma surrounding birth control methods in the previous century? And how will opinions change as generations pass?