One controversial sex-ed program was dropped by a county council in England after parents and Christian activists protested against its sexually explicit content.
According Birmingham Live, parents said that Warwickshire County Council offered content to children “encouraging masturbation,” contained an unhealthy view of porn, and promoting “experimental transgender ideas in schools.”
One anonymous mother from Leamington Spa told Birmingham Live that she was “horrified” when she saw the online content after the council’s plans were made public on a website called Respect Yourself.
“At first I thought it looked fine. Then I started to read it and some of it is really quite disturbing,” she said. “I thought ‘is this what the council is telling my kids, that porn is fine and there’s no such thing as porn addiction?”
Additionally, The Christian Institute said the program materials “made no reference to marriage, contrary to national requirements.”
Children would also be taught on multiple genders and encouraged schools to allow students to enter bathrooms designated for the opposite sex.
“It also encouraged schools not to inform parents if their children would be sharing overnight accommodation with pupils of the opposite sex while on residential trips, and to conceal a child’s transgender status from their own parents — contrary to parental rights…
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