CSE Harms by Topic

1.1 Families

Children are taught that “Families” include non-traditional unions like same-sex unions and possibly polygamous unions, and where to find community resources for non-traditional unions.

1.2 Friendship, Love and Romantic Relationships

Children are taught how to express romantic love, that close relationships can become sexual, and how to express affection in sexual relationships.

1.3 Tolerance, Inclusion and Respect

Children are taught to affirm and support LGBTQ identities, defend people against disapproval of LGBTQ identities, and how to advocate for LGBTQ affirmation in the public square.

1.4 Long-term Commitments and Parenting

Children are taught a redefinition of “marriage” and “family” to include same-sex unions, that all types of unions are equal and permissible, and that every union has the “right” to procure a child.

2.1 Values and Sexuality

Children are taught to judge personal values based on “equality”, that individual autonomy is the basis for public policy, and it is permissible to disagree with parents on views about sexuality.

2.2 Human Rights and Sexuality

Children are taught to express support for LGBTQ-affirming policies, to disagree with laws that are not aligned with LGBTQ ideology, and to become LGBTQ activists.

2.3 Culture, Society and Sexuality

Children are taught that cultural and religious values are relative, to judge cultural and religious values according to individual autonomy, and to create their own values instead of following cultural and religious values.

3.1 The Social Construction of Gender and Gender Norms

Children are taught to feel the difference between their biological sex and gender, to affirm each other’s gender identity, to create gender-affirming environments, and to affirm LGBTQ behaviour.

3.2 Gender Equality, Stereotypes and Bias

Children are taught to promote equality across the gender spectrum, and that gender bias across the gender spectrum causes people with novel gender identities to make bad choices.

3.3 Gender-based Violence

Children are taught that gender stereotypes across the gender spectrum cause violence and that contestable “human rights” are the answer to gender-based violence.

4.1 Violence

Children are taught that contestable “human rights” is the answer to violence.

4.2 Consent, Privacy and Bodily Integrity

Children are taught the “skill” of giving consent to sexual behaviour, and how to listen for, acknowledge and act on sexual consent.

4.3 Safe Use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)

Children are taught what is sexting, but not taught that it is harmful and that only certain forms of pornography are harmful.

5.1 Norms and Peer Influence on Sexual Behaviour

Children are taught that affirming gender identities is a positive social influence and that individual autonomy trumps cultural values.

5.2 Decision-making

Children are taught the “skill” of sexual decision-making.

5.3 Communication, Refusal and Negotiation Skills

Children are taught that negotiation often requires compromise, how to communicate sexual limits and how to give and receive sexual consent.

5.4 Media Literacy and Sexuality

Children are taught to critique media portrayals of LGBTQ identities and sexual relationships. Are children required to view these media to critique them?

5.5 Finding Help and Support

Children are taught where to find resources for LGBTQ sexuality that maintain confidentiality and where to access LGBTQ sexuality services and assistance.

6.1 Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology

Children are taught that gender is distinct from biological sex.

6.2 Reproduction

Children are taught to separate sex from the consequence which is pregnancy

6.3 Puberty

Children are taught to use terms like “gender-non-conforming” and “transgender” which deny biological realities.

6.4 Body Image

There is nothing wrong with an entire topic. We only add a recommendation for children to be taught that obesity is not body positivity.

7.1 Sex, Sexuality and the Sexual Life Cycle

Children are taught that people experience pleasure through sexual contact, sexual fantasies are permissible, and having sex enhances well-being.

7.2 Sexual Behaviour and Sexual Response

Children are taught to be aware of sexual behaviours, sexual stimulation, non-penetrative sexual behaviours that give pleasure, and to recognise their own body’s sexual response

8.1 Pregnancy and Pregnancy Prevention

Children must demonstrate the “skill” of accessing contraceptives and develop a plan for getting contraceptives.

8.2 HIV and AIDS Stigma, Treatment, Care and Support

Children must identify male, female and transgender activists with HIV.

8.3 Understanding, Recognizing and Reducing the Risk of STIs, including HIV

There is nothing wrong with this topic. We only add a recommendation for children to be taught the dangers of anal penetration.

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