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I wonder whether KMart was embarrassed enough to pull the product or these crazy pants are selling like hotcakes. Let’s hope it’s the former.

Many states do believe, though, that comprehensive sex ed is best, as does AAUW, and so they fund their schools with state money for comprehensive sex education programming and they look to organizations, local and national, to provide the best, medically accurate and age appropriate sex education for their schools. Those groups receive their funding from a myriad of places but still receive no federal money dedicated to comprehensive sex education.

We know that abstinence only education does not work, and so AAUW has taken the stance that there should be federal money dedicated to comprehensive, age appropriate, medically accurate, sex education.

For an additional source of information, refer to: http://www.siecus.org.

“When it comes to sex education, it’s hard to put a lot of faith in the U.S. Senate right now. After all, this is the group of “leaders” who have failed to pass the REAL Act and failed to end Title V abstinence-only programs when they had the opportunity.

Apparently, they’re at it again.

Now they’ve reached a new low. On Thursday, June 12 the Senate will vote on an 18-month extension of Title V abstinence-only-until-marriage funding in its new Medicare funding package. In a bill that has nothing to do with sex education Senate Democrats decided to authorize abstinence-only-until-marriage funding through the end of 2009.

TAKE ACTION NOW: No back-door extensions for abstinence-only programs! Tell the Senate to remove the Title V extension from the Medicare package.

We’ve been told that they’re trying to save the next president from the “controversy” of sex education.

Let’s save future officials the trouble and just end all funding for these failed abstinence-only-until-marriage programs!”