21 questions answered

Do you know what your children are being taught in sex ed health class? Are you concerned about what American youth are being taught regarding sex and relationships? Here are 21 Questions You Should Ask about Public School Sex Education!

1)Why do several comprehensive sex ed curricula suggest that teens “take a shower together,” “cuddle naked,” and “watch porn videos?”
2)Why are youth, even in those in elementary school, exposed to sex education that assumes that they WILL BE sexually active?
3)Why does our government fund organizations which train health educators to promote oral sex and other sexual behaviors to teenagers?

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4)Why are sexually active middle school and high school students more likely to be depressed and to attempt suicide?
5)Why did Alfred Kinsey, the father of sex research, seek out convicted sex offenders and represent their behavior as that of typical American males? Why did he say that adult-child sex was “harmless”?
6)How are fraudulent statistics on sex, STD prevention, effectiveness of condoms and sex ed used to mislead educators and parents?
7)Why does short-term “dopamine sex” give a rush of excitement, but damage one’s ability to make a strong and lasting bond with one’s mate?
8)Why are STD and HIV infection rates often HIGHEST among those who report the highest rates of condom use?
9)Why are condoms called a “good selling point” for anonymous sex in government-funded AIDS prevention literature?
10) Why do some believe that “sex is worth dying for” and how has that affected government AIDS prevention strategies?
11) How has Kinsey-style “AIDS prevention” led to the DEATHS of MILLIONS in Africa?
12) Why does the United Nations refuse to publish studies THAT IT FUNDED, which show that abstinence and monogamy, not “safe sex,” are effective in reducing HIV/AIDS?
13) Why does having married parents increase the physical and emotional well-being of children, improve school performance, reduce poverty, and lower their risk for alcoholism, drug addiction and divorce?
14) Why are discussions of monogamy and marriage banned in many health education classrooms all across the country?
15) Does discussing marriage stigmatize minority youth whose parents are not married, or does it empower them?
16) Who really has the most fulfilling sex in America, and why?
17) Why did 5 of 6 “health experts” at a Congressional hearing say that they would oppose abstinence-centered education, even if it proved to be effective?
18) Why do some programs to reduce school bullying encourage students, including those in elementary school, to explore their “sexual identities, pleasures and desires?”
19) Why do parents, once they understand what abstinence-centered sex education actually teaches, prefer it to “comprehensive” sex education by 2:1?
20) How does abstinence-centered education save American taxpayers BILLIONS?
21) Why are ALL Americans involved in the War on Intimacy, whether we want to be or not?