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Pornographic ‘Comprehensive Sexuality Education’ in Massachusetts Public Schools

Pornographic ‘Comprehensive Sexuality Education’ in Massachusetts Public Schools

Mary Ellen Siegler

Is it age-appropriate to introduce 12-year old children to anal sex? Is it medically accurate to encourage students to protect against sexually transmitted infections by using non-microwaveable Saran Wrap as a prophylactic for oral sex? Planned Parenthood thinks so, and so does the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, which lists Planned Parenthood's "Get Real" curriculum as in compliance with the state's health frameworks.

In schools across the Commonwealth, "Get Real" and other Comprehensive Sexuality Education curricula like it are used to instruct middle school and high school kids how to participate in dangerous and unhealthy sexual activity. Comprehensive Sexuality Education does not refer to sex education programs in general, but rather to a specific form of graphic, here's-how-you-do-this manual that claims to be "age appropriate and medically accurate." It is designed to change the sexual and gender norms of society, promote high-risk sexual behaviors, and encourage even the youngest of children to experiment sexually.

The Legacy of Racism in the Democratic Party
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The Legacy of Racism in the Democratic Party

NBP Editorial Board

In recent years, left-wing Democrats and so-called "progressives" have routinely labeled as racist some of America's greatest Founding Fathers and military leaders who were slaveholders – men such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Robert E. Lee. They have also demanded that statutes of these men be pulled down and that the buildings which bear their name be changed because of their shameful past. The people calling for these changes almost always come from those in the Democratic Party.

But one hears little from these woke individuals about the legacy of racism in the Democratic. Party. There are no apologies for the actions taken and the votes cast by politicians in the Democratic Party during the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th.

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