This excerpt is drawn from Robby Starbuck's Documentary War on Children regarding Siecus.
CSE – Comprehensive Sexual Education is the source of most sexual content used in our schools.
What are its origins? Mary Calderone taught that all children are born sexual. Alfred Kinsey in late 1930’s starts to parrot this belief. He was the first director of the World Health Organization and went to DC and gave 3 lectures on sexism. “We have to eradicate the concept of right and wrong.” Frank Calderone brought sexually titillating burlesque shows across the country and married Mary Calderone, a leader in WHO. He left Planned Parenthood as their medical director to lead the Sexuality Information Counsel (SIECUS) in Washington DC in 1964. We have to affirm children’s sexuality at birth.
It was funded by Hugh Hefner of Playboy Penthouse. SIECUS advocates for sex change operations and has aligned with Bevive that sells bondage accessories that are packaged with teddy bears.
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For a partial list of donors - see page 104-108 at the end of their Guidelines for Comprehensive Sexual Education in 2004.
This link is to the 72 page National Sex Education Standards, Core Content and Skills K-12, Second Edition manual printed in 2020 has donors and supporters on pages 3-4 and 68. It includes a scope and sequence chart depicting what goals and objectives should be attained at various ages is indexed below.
K-2nd on page 18-19
3-5th graders on pages 20-22
6-8 grades on pages 23-27
9-10th graders on pages 28-30
StopCSE.org
While there is not one universal definition of “comprehensive sexuality education” (CSE) and what it includes, CSE is a highly controversial, “rights-based” approach to sex education that encompasses a great deal more than just teaching children and youth about sexual intercourse and human reproduction. Developed in the West, primarily in the United States, CSE is now being implemented in most countries around the world.
Comprehensive sexuality education programs seek to change society by changing sexual and gender norms and teaching youth to advocate for their sexual rights. Most CSE programs promote acceptance of diverse sexual identities and orientations and have an almost obsessive focus on sexual pleasure, instructing children and youth at the earliest ages on how to obtain sexual pleasure in a variety of ways.
CSE – Comprehensive Sexual Education is the source of most sexual content used in our schools.
What are its origins? Mary Calderone taught that all children are born sexual. Alfred Kinsey in late 1930’s starts to parrot this belief. He was the first director of the World Health Organization and went to DC and gave 3 lectures on sexism. “We have to eradicate the concept of right and wrong.” Frank Calderone brought sexually titillating burlesque shows across the country and married Mary Calderone, a leader in WHO. He left Planned Parenthood as their medical director to lead the Sexuality Information Counsel (SIECUS) in Washington DC in 1964. We have to affirm children’s sexuality at birth.
It was funded by Hugh Hefner of Playboy Penthouse. SIECUS advocates for sex change operations and has aligned with Bevive that sells bondage accessories that are packaged with teddy bears.
This link is to Siecus Home Page has tabs on
About us
Our Work
Publications
News and Updates
Contacts
For a partial list of donors - see page 104-108 at the end of their Guidelines for Comprehensive Sexual Education in 2004.
This link is to the 72 page National Sex Education Standards, Core Content and Skills K-12, Second Edition manual printed in 2020 has donors and supporters on pages 3-4 and 68. It includes a scope and sequence chart depicting what goals and objectives should be attained at various ages is indexed below.
K-2nd on page 18-19
3-5th graders on pages 20-22
6-8 grades on pages 23-27
9-10th graders on pages 28-30
StopCSE.org
While there is not one universal definition of “comprehensive sexuality education” (CSE) and what it includes, CSE is a highly controversial, “rights-based” approach to sex education that encompasses a great deal more than just teaching children and youth about sexual intercourse and human reproduction. Developed in the West, primarily in the United States, CSE is now being implemented in most countries around the world.
Comprehensive sexuality education programs seek to change society by changing sexual and gender norms and teaching youth to advocate for their sexual rights. Most CSE programs promote acceptance of diverse sexual identities and orientations and have an almost obsessive focus on sexual pleasure, instructing children and youth at the earliest ages on how to obtain sexual pleasure in a variety of ways.
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