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GOOD Infographic: Does Income Inequality Cause High Teen Pregnancy Rates?
Infographics
According to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of American teenagers having children has reached an all-time low. But, teen pregnancy in the United States remains far more common than in other developed nations. Check out this infographic created with GOOD to find out more.
