From: krueger@galileo.physics.arizona.edu (Ted Krueger)
Newsgroups: alt.rush-limbaugh
Subject: Re: Sexuality
Date: 8 Jan 93 15:59:38 GMT
Organization: University of Arizona, Tucson AZ

In article <1993Jan8.053221.27263@news.columbia.edu> rj24@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Robert  Johnston) writes:

>Dave, we do not have wide spread sex-ed in the US. About 1 week in a
>high school health class is all I ever had. (NYC public school). The only
>topics that get discussed are pregnancy and VD. No mention of human
>sexuality is ever made, beyond the strictly physical sense of the female
>ovulatory cycle.
>
>12 Years of schooling, 2 HOURS of sex-ed. From the people I have met, I
>would say this is about average elsewhere.
>
>Robert Johnston

OK!  I've had all I can stand!  I can't stand no more! 
    (to quote my favorite sailor)

I believe that Robert's illusion of what goes on in public school sex-ed, 
even after my several posts concerning the subject, begs me to post my 
public school sex-ed report.  Here it is.
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I have been asked by several posters to give evidence that 
sex education as taught in many public schools today is 
different from the sex ed classes that they went through.  

Let me be frank with you.  I will not be frank with you.  
I am not going to post the graphic phrases that appear in 
those books.  (Call me a prude if you will.)  What I will 
do is tell what is described in which books and on what 
page number.  If you are further interested, you can get 
these books from your local school board, Planned 
Parenthood office, or public library.  They may be found 
in college libraries as well.

Again, let me state my disagreement with public school 
sex ed courses.  I am not against physical biology, the 
teaching that masturbation or homosexuality exist, or 
birth control.  What I am against is instruction of morals 
which I do not share, encouraging sexual activity on the 
part of minors, or graphic instruction in sex methods and 
practices.

The following four books are used in many public school 
districts.  The pamphlet is distributed in many school-based 
birth control (family planning) clinics.

From "Boys and Sex,"by Wardell B. Pomeroy, published by Dell 
Publishing, New York:

(1)  "Premarital intercourse does have its definite values as 
      training ground for marriage or some other committed 
      relationship ... It's like taking a car out on a test 
      run before you buy it."    (pg. 117)

(2)   Specific instructions for masturbation   (pg. 49)

(3)   Explicit advice on petting   (pg. 125)

(4)   Vivid descriptions are given for three specific 
      positions for intercourse   (pg. 127)

(5)  "Any of the farm animals may become a sexual object -- 
      ponies, calves, sheep, pigs, even chickens or ducks.  
      Dogs are also commonly used, but cats rarely ... If 
      this kind of sexual behavior should ever happen to you, 
      you would be best to keep knowledge of it from other 
      people."   (pg. 171-172)

From "Girls and Sex,"by Wardell B. Pomeroy, published by Dell 
Publishing, New York:

(6)   Graphic descriptions of heavy petting, hand-to-genital 
      stimulation and oral-genital stimulation   (pg. 74-75)

In "Changing Bodies, Changing Lives," by Dr. Ruth Bell, 
published by Random House, New York:

(7)   Graphic descriptions of mutual masturbation including 
      value judgement "It was great."   (pg. 96)

(8)   Specific techniques for oral sex described   (pg. 96)

(9)   Descriptions of various woman-to-woman sexual 
      techniques   (pg. 122)

(10)  Descriptions of various man-to-man sexual techniques
      (pg. 122)

In "The New Our Bodies, Ourselves," published by Simon & 
Schuster, New York;

(11) "The question of whether or not to sell ourselves to men 
      [in prostitution] is a false one:  The real question is 
      how to sell ourselves in the way that is least destructive 
      to ourselves and our sisters.   (pg. 113-114)

(12)  First person dialogue is used to portray the "turn-on" 
      of anal sex   (pg. 178)

In the pamphlet "You've Changed the Combination," published 
by Rocky Mountain Planned Parenthood, Denver;

(13) "There are only two basic kinds of sex: sex with victims and 
      sex without.  Sex with victims is always wrong.  Sex without 
      is always right."   (pg. 10-11)

(14) "Decide honestly what you want from your relationships with 
      women.  Do you want a convenient warm body?  Buy one.  
      That's right.  There are women who have freely chosen the  
    business."   (pg. 18)

Again, please remember that I am not trying to prove any specific 
point with these quotations, I am simply showing that explicit 
material is indeed being taught in many public school sex ed
classes.

Ted
-- 
So the Maples formed a union, and demanded equal rights, "The Oaks are just 
too greedy.  We will make them give us light!"  Now there's no more Oak 
oppression, for they passed a noble law.  And the trees are all kept equal, 
by hatchet, axe and saw.     -  Rush, The Trees
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