In the name of “birth control rights” and “gender equity,” a school in the College University of New York system will use student activities fees to help subsidize several vending machines that include “emergency contraception.”

On Nov. 14, CUNY’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice announced its expansion of a “vital health resource” by becoming the first college in the school system to install such vending machines.

Allegedly due to student activism, the school has introduced two vending machines in partnership with the New York Birth Control Access Project (NYBCAP). The college’s Student Activities Association will partially subsidize these pills, lowering the price to only $10, an approximate $40 reduction from the usual cost at pharmacies.