The New Sexual Revolution: Protecting Our Children from the Hedonistic Dangers of "Comprehensive Sex Education".

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q3 LAW

Issues in Law & Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01

Joseph Zanga

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Abstract

Children currently comprise just under 23% of our population but remain 100% of our future. It is therefore incumbent on us to ensure the most healthful future possible for them. This paper presents an evidence-based "K-12 Standard for Optimal Sexual Development" to encourage the education of children about sex risk avoidance (SRA) behaviors such as monogamy, relationship skills, and healthy psychological traits as an alternative to Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE) which is not based on age-appropriate sexual milestones or behaviors.

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新的性革命:保护我们的孩子免受“综合性教育”带来的享乐主义危害。

儿童目前只占总人口的不到23%，但仍是我们未来的100%。因此，我们有责任确保他们有一个尽可能健康的未来。本文提出了一个基于证据的“K-12最佳性发展标准”，以鼓励对儿童进行性风险规避(SRA)行为的教育，如一夫一妻制，关系技巧和健康的心理特征，作为不基于适龄性里程碑或性行为的全面性教育(CSE)的替代方案。

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