Ed Too Sexy for Parents

Parents do not have a right to control when, where, and how their children are taught about sex. So rules the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

H/T: Deacon Raphael

This all stems from parental outrage over a survey given to 1st, 3rd, and 5th graders. Hello! Here’s a sample:

Kids ages 7 through 10 were asked, for example, to rate the following activities according to how often they experienced the thought or emotion:

“Touching my private parts too much.”

“Thinking about having sex.”

“Thinking about touching other people’s private parts.”

“Thinking about sex when I don’t want to.”

“Washing myself because I feel dirty on the inside.”

“Not trusting people because they might want sex.”

“Getting scared or upset when I think about sex.”

“Having sex feelings in my body.”

“Can’t stop thinking about sex.”

“Getting upset when people talk about sex.”

(Uh oh. At the time of this posting there’s an unfortunate typo in the penultimate paragraph of the first page.)

But, here’s the S T O R Y.