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Who's Really Teaching Sex Education
By Carol Everrette
When I was in the pregnancy termination business, my unwritten goal was three to five pregnancy terminations from every girl between the ages of thirteen and eighteen. If she started early, pregnancy termination would come to be her method of contraception and ensure business for my clinics through her childbearing years.
Girls do not automatically get pregnant when they are thirteen years old. It must be encouraged. We accomplished that objective by interesting the girls and boys in sexual activity through sex education. When I went into a school, I would tell the administration we were there to help with the students’ sexual activity. We said, “Abstinence is best, but they are not going to abstain, so we must teach them how to have ‘safe sex’.”
(We do not take our children out, get them drunk, and try to teach them how to drive safely drunk. Why would we give our youth a low moral standard to live down to, rather than the very highest and best – God’s plan – abstinence until marriage?)
Planned Parenthood and other family planners used programs that actually started in kindergarten. The kindergarten sex education specialist put the children in a circle and went around the room asking each child what their parents said to call their private parts. Every family has a different name for their private parts, so by the time the third or fourth child spoke, it was clear to the children their parents simply did not know what they had.
But we did. The difference was explained as, “Boys, you have a penis; girls you have a vagina. Do not be ashamed of your private parts.” At the first opportunity, you could see children sharing with each other and, of course, looking at each others’ “private parts”.
In the first, second, and third grades, the agenda was slightly different … it was actually intercourse. We used small square books with nude six and seven year old models with diagrams to show how to have intercourse. These were used in the classroom – one book per classroom because you did not want a parent finding this book. The children were allowed to browse through the book at almost any time.
Today’s most common elementary sex education book is It’s Perfectly Normal by Candlewick Press, author Robie Harris, endorsed by T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. and Ann Landers. This book is pornography for children and will embarrass any adult. It can usually be found in public libraries. Some school libraries carry this and other sex education books for juveniles.
In the fourth grade, children were encouraged to masturbate – first alone and then in groups of four or five. Today some of the books tell our youth that “it is perfectly normal” to dream about people of the same sex and even to experiment with their friends.
What lifestyle did this encourage? (Go to www.plannedparenthood.org where homosexuality is encouraged through the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality – NARTH – positions. Planned Parenthood’s Teenwire is especially revealing as it talks about “Am I Gay If I Dream About Girls?” and “Safer Sex 101 for Lesbians”. The article “What Does It Mean to Be ‘Gay’?” directs: “Ask yourself this: Are you right-handed?” then “Now ask yourself, are you straight?” This normalizes perverted behavior for children on the Internet, perhaps in their own home.)
I specialized in the fifth and sixth grades. I would go in and get the children to laugh about their parents. “Your parents do not understand you sexually, do they? Your parents have all these rules. They are always saying ‘No’ to you. If you decided you wanted to have sex, how would you keep from getting pregnant? Don’t worry about that. Come to me. Here is my card.”
I passed out my cards from the pregnancy termination clinic, and the next day my phone would start ringing. The girls would come in, and we would deliberately prescribe a low-dose birth control pill that we recognized had to be taken accurately at the same time every day in order to provide any level of protection. We knew that no young person does anything at the same time every day. So the pills would not be taken properly. The pills would not work and we could accomplish our agenda of three to five pregnancy terminations between the ages of thirteen and eighteen.
I held the hand of one young woman while she had her ninth pregnancy termination. Today pregnancy termination is a method of birth control with a forty-two percent repeat rate nationally.
A sixteen-year-old daughter of a friend went to a well-respected high school class only to be unexpectedly confronted with a stylish young woman for “sex education”. She encouraged them to laugh about their parents and their values, instructed that sex was normal at any age, they could get birth control pills without their parents’ knowledge, and they could be protected. Before she left the room, every girl in the room was required to put a condom on the finger of a boy. Yes, the next day parents came to the class, but those images were already in the young minds. All they talked about for days was sex.
Should a couple go to a family planning facility, they may be encouraged to be “educated” in groups or alone. Male and female genitalia may be displayed and the children instructed on how they actually work together, many times working those children into a frenzy. They are sent out into the night with free condoms. These children are encouraged not to “rob themselves of joy” by focusing on old-fashioned ideas about what is normal or nice. “Just communicate and enjoy it.” According to George Grant in his book Grand Illusions – The Legacy of Planned Parenthood. In the peer groups, family planners use the anatomy terms to familiarize these kids and break down that natural modesty.
Your question is: “Are they doing this in my child’s school?”
Go to the school. Check the library for the sex education books. Go to the administration and read the sex education curriculum. Inquire as to the organization conducting the classes – in-house teachers or outside groups? Ask to be in the room when your child is taught the course (the presenter will be less graphic with a parent in the room).
And keep communication lines open with your children! The "safe sex education" programs are designed to do the following:
- break down the natural modesty
- separate children from their parents and their values
- set the presenter up as the sex expert in children’s lives.
They do not work if parents have relationships with their children which allow discussion of any subject.
Safe sex education programs count on the child being so embarrassed they are not willing to tell their parents, recognizing that if they tell their parents, their parents would probably come to school to protest the curriculum.
Pray the Lord will remove these ungodly sex education programs from the schools of our nation and turn our principles back to abstinence until marriage – God’s plan – which still works every time!
Carol Everett, former Director of abortion clinics, is now making a difference in the right-for-life movement. Carol experienced a change in her life when she came to know Jesus Christ as her personal Savior. She is the Founder and CEO of The Heidi Group, a non-profit organization that is dedicated to helping women with unplanned pregnancies. She is a speaker and authored Blood Money, which chronicles her life's story and exposes the abortion industry.
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