Keep the punch bowl and politics separate
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I happen to agree with them. I don’t know what the punch is that you are referring to but I don’t think it is public education’s right or responsibility to teach sex ed to the youth in our schools. Why does government always think that they need to “teach” us?
How can a cognitive person think it is a good idea to deny women access to medicine or children education about sex?
Oh right, it said something that is now misconstrued as “contraception is immoral” in a book that is about a fairy tale.