 In fact, what are called long-acting reversible contraceptives, LARCs, such as IUDs and implants, are disproportionately pushed on women who are young, low-income, ethnic minorities, or mothers already. In one story, doctors admitted to pushing LARCs on women whose pregnancy they deemed, quote-unquote, undesirable. See, from the beginning, the abortion movement has always been rooted in this kind of eugenics thinking. But so was much of the push for chemical birth control. Not to mention, it was pushed by those who saw fertility as a problem to be solved, not