grasping the after wind
That's grasping after the wind
- Jan 18, 2010
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Sex education for kindergartners is usually the name for body parts, the difference between good touching and bad touching and what to do about bad touching (kids in authoritarian households may be beyond hesitant to tell any adult "no".)
That is not sex education. That is instructing children that they can insist upon there being boundaries as to what sort of touching is allowed. I also assume that kindergarteners already have names for all their body parts. I would be curious to know what the incidence of child molestation by a parent in their own home is compared to molestation by an adult who gains access to the child in an institutional setting. I have not personally come across anyone that says they were sexually molested by their parents, but I know quite a few who have told me that they were molested by either a teacher or a counselor or a clergy person. Maybe the people I know are atypical? If not, then perhaps keeping secrets from parents is not the optimal thing to do. If my experience is atypical, I still do not see how keeping things secret from parents in is in any way a good thing. If the state was confident that ti was being righteous in vaccinating children against their parent's wishes it would simply inform the parents that the state is going to do so despite their protestations. What is the need for secrecy and deceptiveness?
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