TN Public School Brings in Unqualified Christian Women to Teach Students About Sex-

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Let’s run through a short list of items a quality sex education lecture for teenagers shouldn’t include:

■Having students spit into a cup and then telling the class that drinking that cup is the equivalent of having sex with eight partners.
■Arguing that condoms break… so they’re not helpful at all.
■Telling ladies that they’re emotional after sex, so they’ll become attached to whomever they have sex with.
■Tell students that STIs will make them sterile… without adding that that might happen only if left untreated.
■State that medical textbooks say life begins at conception… when they don’t say that at all.
■Saying “There’s a new STD that they’re saying is going to be the new AIDS” without elaborating further… so no sex for anyone!
■Telling the students that you know two women who have had abortions and they both ended up with a perforated uterus because of the tools used during their procedures… so no abortions for anyone!

Those were among the things Joi Wasill, the founder of Decisions, Choices and Options (a group with “strong Christian, Republican and anti-abortion ties”), and Beth Cox, who is on the board of directors for the group, said to a group of students at Hillsboro High School in Nashville, Tennessee earlier this month.

Thankfully, one of the students recorded the talk. Excerpts are below:

http://bcove.me/mi78ooox

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[Fantastic Anarchist]

1. Unbelievable. nt

[alp227]

2. So clearly unconstitutional, where is the ACLU? N/t

[libodem]

3. As Michael Jackson used to quip:

"That's ig-nor-ant!"

[MsPithy]

4. christian/republican/fascists have no problem with lying

if it suits their purposes.

[jeff47]

5. A clear sign that your movement is on the correct side of history

is when you have to lie to children.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

6. Kinda like having George W. Bush teach elocution.

[greiner3]

8. As an old guy;

It takes me longer to see, register and then think.

At first glance I thought you wrote, 'edumacation.'

[Initech]

12. "Is our children learning"? Uh no they isn't.

[greiner3]

7. "...STI..."

Sexually Transmitted Intentions...

[Shrike47]

9. Sexually Transmitted Ickiness?

[sakabatou]

10. Ugh...

Tennessee students aren’t receiving those skills in their health classes. The state’s sex ed classes aren’t required to be medically accurate

Now that should be a glaring warning sign.

[blackspade]

11. Hillsboro was one of my highschools.

I remember how backward ass things were then. apparently I was mistaken.....

[Initech]

13. Why are people who don't know a damn thing about sex teaching sex education?

[Pragdem]

14. A missionary on missionary. nt

[HiPointDem]

15. kr

[lindysalsagal]

16. Completely ignoring the fact that the highest rate of unwanted pregnancies are in these

backwards southern fundie states.

In NY, the rate is lower, and we have real sex ed.