This article is about Joycelyn Elders, the pediatrician nominated to be Surgeon General, was the first in her sharecropper family of eight children to go to college, working her way through Philander Smith, a black institution in Arkansas, as a cleaning woman. While she has the bedside manner of the white- coated physician, she has also been a verbal bomb thrower, trying to wake up Arkansas citizenry to the health crises in teenage pregnancy and AIDS by promoting sex education, birth control and freedom of choice on abortion. I chose this article because she been through alot and she's a strong smart black women.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
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I don't agree with her I think she is to quick to judge others on there perspectives of sex. I think that sex edu should be tought to the children but buy they parent or by health teacher if a paper is signed and by doctors.
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i agree with brittany. sex ed should be taught to children that are old enough to understand the serious matter and not to take it as a joke
I think sex education should be taught by the parents or a health teacher only when the kids are mature enough to know about it. The age for that is dropping drastically because kids think they are mature enough to handle the consequences, which could end up being a deadly disease or even another life
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