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"... middle and high school students will be forced to take the mandatory classes, according to a report first published in The New York Times.
"One of the lessons includes instruction on how to properly use a condom."
"Children as young as 11 years old will take part in discussions on a variety of topics ranging from the risks of unprotected sex to the appropriate age for sexual activity, the newspaper reported."
"... Middle and high school students will be forced to take the mandatory classes, according to a report first published in the new york times.
"one of the lessons includes instruction on how to properly use a condom."
"children as young as 11 years old will take part in discussions on a variety of topics ranging from the risks of unprotected sex to the appropriate age for sexual activity, the newspaper reported."
HOW DARE THEY USE SCHOOL AS A PLATFORM FOR LEARNING!
When will this madness stop?
Schools started out teaching academics..you know, reading, writing and arithmetic.
The rest was learned at home or at church.
Between feeding them, dressing them and teaching them tolerance, diversity and now how to prepare for sex there's little time left to learn how to read isn't there ?
Schools started out teaching academics..you know, reading, writing and arithmetic.
The rest was learned at home or at church.
Between feeding them, dressing them and teaching them tolerance, diversity and now how to prepare for sex there's little time left to learn how to read isn't there ?
I think that's the point. If they learn to read too well, they just might start learning to think for themselves and find out about the opportunities this country used to afford.
so should kids not learn about sex? I don't see the reason for the outrage, tbh. No flame.
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