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  • No More Money - In Their Own Words What Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Programs Say

    Worse than making up bad numbers to make a preconceived point they use really bad math. "...Relying on condoms is like playing Russian roulette." This uses the bogus failure rate of 1 in 6 and assumes no replacement. This is just like saying if you flip a coin and get heads then the... more

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  • Rated by Mr-Ed on Jan 04 2008, 8:33am

    Worse than making up bad numbers to make a preconceived point they use really bad math. "...Relying on condoms is like playing Russian roulette." This uses the bogus failure rate of 1 in 6 and assumes no replacement. This is just like saying if you flip a coin and get heads then the next time you will get tails because the chances are 1 in 2.

  • Rated by oohspanktacular on Dec 30 2007, 8:26am

    From the page: "â€oeA young man's natural desire for sex is already strong due to testosterone...females are becoming culturally conditioned to fantasize about sex as well.” Sex Respect, Student Workbook, p. 11"

  • Rated by donniedarko on Dec 27 2007, 10:47am

    This well-cited article documents and debunks the sexist and homophobic claims made by American government-funded abstinence-only programs. Some of these quotes are actually quite shocking, even more so because they are classed by the publishers as educational resources.

  • Reviewed by RonReagan on Dec 27 2007, 7:17am

    Abstinence plans are a major waste of money. People can make their own decision (or in some cases the parents will whip their kids with the Bible to get them to be abstinent).

  • Rated by Kelseyg on Dec 25 2007, 11:57am

    I've always known that Abstinence-Only Education is messed up, but this well-researched site shows just how extraordinarily messed up it truly is. I can't believe there's federal funding for this trash. I'm glad all the public schools I've attended did not follow this disturbing method.

  • Rated by gbarberi1 on Dec 24 2007, 10:48am

    Whoah, it's amazing kids come out of school knowing anything. Between this, NCLB, and standardized tests, they must be excellent walking encyclopedias of untruths, myths, and misinformation.