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Originally Posted by Anomaly_
The remark that "Teaching materials mostly contain negative or adverse views of us, and that's when they mention us at all" sounds like an outright fabrication. I would like to see excerpts from school textbooks that even obliquely comment on sexual orientation because I never encountered such material in public school.
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I agree with you completely. The '50's and '60's that comprised my K-12 education addressed sexuality as the difference between boys and girls, physically. Nothing more. There are so many other sources for understanding sexuality that I find it more than odd to demand that it be part of the necessary curriculum.
Obviously, I am 'old school.' The 3 R's may not have been the best emphasis of all that a pre-adult needed when leaving highschool. On the other hand, we "boomers" haven't done too badly.