A sex education bill approved by the Massachusetts Senate last week "would encourage minors to engage in sexual behaviors which previous generations would have condemned, rightly, as depraved and obscene," the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts said.
The bill, which the state Senate approved on a voice vote on Thursday, February 29, would require all public school districts in Massachusetts that teach sex education to use curriculums approved by the state Department of Secondary and Elementary Education that include presenting scenarios involving anal sex, oral sex, and masturbation to middle school students, as New Boston Post reported last week.
