<p>I don’t necessarily agree with that.</p>
<p>“Free” birth control can be a proxy for a lot of things, including a belief that the use of contraception is morally neutral, a belief that readily available birth control is better than a high rate of unplanned or unwanted pregnancy, and a belief that one’s private decisions about such an intimate matter should be allowed to be made privately and without unsought influence of any institution.</p>
<p>I can see a lot of philosophical reasons why a person might choose not to attend a university that would not make free or low-cost contraception available to students. You may not be in sympathy with these reasons, but that doesn’t make them stupid.</p>