Is U.S. sex ed based on sound science or blind assumptions?
Takes a look at AIDS prevention and sex ed programs in the U.S., their underlying assumptions and track records. Topics include: "Sexual Diversity"in the Classroom; the Tragedy of the Gay Response to AIDS; Uncle Sam as Dr.Ruth; New Definitions of "Abstinence" you won't believe; Teaching Sexual Pleasure in Elementary School; Parents as "the Opposition"; Government-Sponsored Blacklists; The Failure of "Comprehensive" Sex Ed;Condom Distribution: Wasted Time, Wasted Resources; How Safe is "Safer Sex"?;Unheard Cries for Meaning in the Condom Nation; Fear and Loathing of Monogamy& Marriage; The New Sexual Darwinism; Surprising Successes in Abstinence-Centered & Character-Based Sex Ed; The Positive Power of Parents.What others have said about Condom Nation: John Silber, President of Boston University- "Schools can play an important and constructive role in providing appropriate and timely sex education, but... Condom Nation underscores the fundamental need for a counterpoint to the amorality that currently dominates the issue."Suzanne Fields- "Richard Panzer, an advocate for AIDS prevention who teaches about sex in terms of reserve and respect, has written a fascinating book with the clever title of Condom Nation in which he catalogs the failures of sex education in the schools." Janet Parshall, talkshow host- "When I was a mom dealing with sex ed issues in the schools, I would have loved to have had Condom Nation... I love it when people do their research. That's what this book does!" G. Gordon Liddy- "If you're a parent, you need to get this book!"
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