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In criticizing the abstinence-only approach, proponents of comprehensive sex education do not dispute that teens should be taught the benefits of abstinence but argue that the courses endanger sexually active teens' physical and psychological well-being. It may be even worse, say law professor Gary J. Simson and attorney Erika Sussman: Abstinence-only sex education is probably unconstitutional.
February 14, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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