Do you think sex ed should be taught in schools?

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Yes. Comprehensive sex ed with sections on consent, not abstinence only scare tactics.

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I think comprehensive Sex Ed should be mandatory in all public schools. A lot of schools only teach abstinence which isn't realistic.

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I can't think of any reason it shouldn't be.

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Yes. Absolutely.

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I learned everything I knew about sex/reproduction from sex ed classes. Anything that involved "bathing suit parts" was taboo in my home. I am so glad I learned what I did in school. I truly hope more schools start teaching more than just abstinence only. I was lucky they started talking about birth control in middle school. That's the main reason I believe I didn't get pregnant in high school.

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Yes. & it should be more realistic and open to kids asking honest questions.

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I thought it was taught in all schools? My first sex ed class was in 5th grade.

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It is already ..

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Yes. Evidence based sexual education should be taught in schools. If students had a consistent, factual sex education base provided by a source they consider to be of authority, then we may have fewer sex related issues (e.g. Unplanned pregnancies, STDs, STIs, Teen Pregnancies).

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It needs to be in all school. Otherwise you pro-birthers are going to be busy.

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