Social Problem: Pro-life vs. Pro-choice

1. Individual

1.1. Political groups on either side of the problem

1.1.1. Pro-life groups

1.1.1.1. National Right to Life Committee

1.1.1.2. Americans United for Life

1.1.2. Pro-choice groups

1.2. Licensed physicians that can perform abortions

1.3. Doctors

1.4. President

1.4.1. Supreme court

1.4.1.1. Politicians with a specific political agenda

1.4.1.2. Political parties

2. Cultural factors

2.1. Gender roles

2.1.1. The belief that women's role is to have children

2.2. Sex education in schools

2.2.1. Abstinence only sex-ed that does not address consent or rape culture

2.3. Access to birth control

2.3.1. Rural areas have limited access to birth control and abortion services

2.3.2. The expectation that sex is only for having children

2.4. Rape culture

2.4.1. Victim blaming

3. Institutional / systemic

3.1. Churches

3.1.1. Churches with pro-choice messages

3.1.2. Churches with pro-life messages

3.2. Hospitals

3.3. Planned Parenthood

3.4. Department of State Health Services

3.5. Court system

3.5.1. Prison system

3.5.1.1. Government funding

3.6. Funeral homes

3.6.1. Crematorium companies

3.6.2. Funding