Parental Rights Rhetoric Puts Students At Greater Risk
(Part two) If you are genuinely concerned about kids, you will care about the facts
Part two of two
If you missed part one, I recommend reading it first :)
Parental Rights Rhetoric Puts Students At Greater Risk
Bigots don’t care about facts “The biggest impediment to detection and prevention of sexual grooming is that it remains unclear which sexual grooming behaviors may differ from normal adult/child interactions.” — Jeglic & Winters A 2023 research article
Myth #3: Sex ed materials are “pornographic”
Ugh. How can we teach children about sexual development and health without talking about bodies? Many of us have endured the classes filled with awkward silence, especially when the teacher demonstrates how to put a condom on a banana (or a wooden penis in some cases).
Being uncomfortable is not the same thing as being victimized.
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