Should elementary school students be taught about sex/gender? With Counterpoints and SocDoneLeft.
August 25, 2023
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August 25, 2023
Should elementary school students be taught about sex/gender? With Counterpoints and SocDoneLeft.
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Summary
<p>On Episode 2 of The Dialog Show, we host a discussion on whether or not elementary school students should be taught about sex/gender.</p>
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<p>Our guests today are Connor (aka Counterpoints) and Aidan (aka SocDoneLeft).</p>
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<p>Connor and Aidan are prominent political streamers. You can find their work on Twitter, Youtube, and Twitch. </p>
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<p>Connor’s perspective is that kids should not be taught anything about sex/gender in elementary school.He believes that kids should be left to be kids during elementary school, and that if schools need to teach about consent/abuse, it can be done without explicitly talking about sex/gender.</p>
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<p>Aidan’s perspective is that kids should be taught about sex/gender in elementary school. Aidan’s point of view is that teaching elementary school students about sex/gender leads to better outcomes, like decreasing rates of abuse and teen pregnancy.</p>
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