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This is disgusting. And naturally, we know what the real aim is. To normalize all sorts of degeneracy in minds full of mush.
The federal government spent more than $27 million on a nonprofit that texts sexually explicit health advice to children, tells them how to use sex toys and tests them for
The Center for Innovative Public Health Research said researchers obtained “waivers” from a review board under the oversight of the Health and Human Services Department to secretly enroll children in government-funded studies of teenage sexual behavior.
Researchers at the center administering a program on teen pregnancy called Girls2Girls said they did not want parents to know about their children’s involvement.
“We were granted a waiver of parental permission so that girls who wished to participate would not have to put themselves in a potentially unsafe situation by disclosing their sexual identity to their parents,” Center Director Michele L. Ybarra wrote in a report about the program.
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“It’s deeply unethical, and this has been going on for 10 years,” said Hannah Grossman, a researcher and reporter with the Manhattan Institute who uncovered the nonprofit’s secret texting program. “Parents are not aware that there are adults texting their children about sex and sex activities. And this has all been funded by the federal government.”
The Girls2Girls study was funded by part of a $4 million grant from HHS. It involved barraging teen girls, primarily ages 14 to 16, with up to 10 daily text messages about how to prevent pregnancy, even if they identify as gay. The texts pressure them to obtain condoms and instruct them how to obtain the emergency contraception “morning-
In recruiting for the program through social media and other methods, researchers sought female participants to join “a sex ed program for teen girls who are into girls.” They told prospective participants that topics would include how to obtain birth control, “lube” and sex toys and “different types of sex and ways to increase pleasure while decreasing risk for STDs and pregnancy.”
Researchers at the center said there was no need to consult with parents about enrolling their children.
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The federal government spent more than $27 million on a nonprofit that texts sexually explicit health advice to children, tells them how to use sex toys and tests them for
The Center for Innovative Public Health Research said researchers obtained “waivers” from a review board under the oversight of the Health and Human Services Department to secretly enroll children in government-funded studies of teenage sexual behavior.
Researchers at the center administering a program on teen pregnancy called Girls2Girls said they did not want parents to know about their children’s involvement.
“We were granted a waiver of parental permission so that girls who wished to participate would not have to put themselves in a potentially unsafe situation by disclosing their sexual identity to their parents,” Center Director Michele L. Ybarra wrote in a report about the program.
...
“It’s deeply unethical, and this has been going on for 10 years,” said Hannah Grossman, a researcher and reporter with the Manhattan Institute who uncovered the nonprofit’s secret texting program. “Parents are not aware that there are adults texting their children about sex and sex activities. And this has all been funded by the federal government.”
The Girls2Girls study was funded by part of a $4 million grant from HHS. It involved barraging teen girls, primarily ages 14 to 16, with up to 10 daily text messages about how to prevent pregnancy, even if they identify as gay. The texts pressure them to obtain condoms and instruct them how to obtain the emergency contraception “morning-
In recruiting for the program through social media and other methods, researchers sought female participants to join “a sex ed program for teen girls who are into girls.” They told prospective participants that topics would include how to obtain birth control, “lube” and sex toys and “different types of sex and ways to increase pleasure while decreasing risk for STDs and pregnancy.”
Researchers at the center said there was no need to consult with parents about enrolling their children.
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Federal government paid group to secretly text children about sex
The federal government spent more than $27 million on a nonprofit that texts sexually explicit health advice to children, tells them how to use sex toys and tests them for HIV without notifying or seeking permission from parents.
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