New York Times: Teaching Children to Delay Having Sex is ‘Anti-Science’
“The administration’s approach defies all common sense,” the editors write, claiming there is no evidence that teaching young people to make healthy decisions about sex will reduce teen pregnancies or STDs.
The Times continues that comprehensive sex education (CSE) programs of the sort promoted by the Obama administration are the reason why teen pregnancy has declined in the United States in recent years.
A senior HHS official, however, recently told Breitbart News that this narrative is not supported by research data from the federal government itself.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2018
NYT on Science, Sex and Children
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