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Why social media became a home for sex ed
California’s progressive sex education upsets some parents, but students nationwide can find much more explicit content online.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 1 min readCalifornia’s progressive sex education upsets some parents, but students nationwide can find much more explicit content online.
Nearly a quarter of teens and young adults trust search engines more than any other source to learn about sex and reproductive health, according to a study done by the group TechSex a few years ago.
That’s why a market has popped up for social media influencers and other young adults who are openly talking about sex online.
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Public school sex ed- 0:00Parents fight to censor California sex ed
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The full episode
2 of 3Public school sex ed- 0:00Parents fight to censor California sex ed
- 9:07Why social media became a home for sex edYou’re reading this
- 18:01LA’s pizza game is stronger than you think