A 1-Minute Scrapbook Shows The History Of Birth Control That You Should Probably Know

Behold the sassiest, craftiest (maybe … the verdict is still out), shortest, and realest scrapbook out there on birth control. But as great as the beginning is, what’s up with the end?

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Jul 11, 2014

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