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In fact, from the schoolyard to the classroom, kids are flooded with information about it. Unfortunately, most "drug facts" are more frightening than educational, blaming pot for everything from homelessness to teenage pregnancy to international terrorism. more ›

Civil Rights for Families,” an organization established to protect those traditional family values, says that the reason for the proposition is so that “ before the teachers can go ahead and discuss things like homosexuality, sodomy, necrophilia, bestiality, and fellatio, they need to notify the parents. The schools should not be in the sex business." All of which makes SFist wonder what we missed during our sex ed classes. Other topics to be considered verboten without expressed written permission of the parents are things like bisexuality, transexuality, domestic partnerships and masturbation. Banned will be any sort of fliers announcing gay alliance meetings or any other paraphernalia that “promotes” homosexuality as well as “cross dressing/sex change operations”. The reason behind this is because Andrade claims that the gay alliance meetings are really meetings designed to recruit poor innocent children into the gay lifestyle, which totally makes sense- SFist can remember being in High School and suddenly getting the desire to join Model Union when we heard how fun the parties were. more ›