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Sex education is absolutely crucial, as I'm sure everyone would agree. What people don't agree on is who should do it (parents/schools); and how much confidentiality should apply.
In an ideal situation, parents would be up to the task, and speak openly, informatively, and reassuringly to their kids at the right teachable moment.
Who the fuck has this "ideal" situation? Certainly, the article is about kids who don't. All things considered, I'd rather have kids informed and tested than not.
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