As long ago as 1891, playwright Frank Wedekind apprised us of the destruction engendered by denying children sex education—not metaphorical tales of storks and angels, but blueprint-explicit depictions of human reproduction and the biological, behavioral, psychological, and social applications associated therewith that continue to exercise intractable power over youths whose pubescent bodies betray even those lucky enough to have free access to doctor dad's medical books.
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