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| − | '''Sex Education''' is classroom instruction on [[human reproduction]] and [[sexuality]]. It is one of the hottest issues in American politics, with the secular-progressive ([[liberal]]) side favoring "science-based" teaching from [[kindergarten]] on up | + | '''Sex Education''' is classroom instruction on [[human reproduction]] and [[sexuality]]. It is one of the hottest issues in American politics, with the secular-progressive ([[liberal]]) side favoring "science-based" teaching from [[kindergarten]] on up. Conservatives take the [[moral]] side and want as little mention of sex in classrooms as possible, leaving to the parents their natural right to instruct children as to sexual morality, as opposed to the government deciding for them. |
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Revision as of 20:01, January 18, 2008
Sex Education is classroom instruction on human reproduction and sexuality. It is one of the hottest issues in American politics, with the secular-progressive (liberal) side favoring "science-based" teaching from kindergarten on up. Conservatives take the moral side and want as little mention of sex in classrooms as possible, leaving to the parents their natural right to instruct children as to sexual morality, as opposed to the government deciding for them.