Sex education.
The debate over what type of sex education should be offered in public schools has become highly political. However, the debate has become less about
Shannon Bertha, ACS, PhD
November 16, 2009
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The debate over what type of sex education should be offered in public schools has become highly political. However, the debate has become less about
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My mother was my first “sex educator” and spoke to me openly about sex, love, relationships and intimacy. When I started progressing in my academic