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Nothing About Youth Without Youth

  • Chad Cipiti

“Nothing about us without us!” That’s an organizing principle that I first learned when I started doing sex worker rights advocacy years ago. Then, last week, at the Detroit Youth Passages Youth Sexuality Media Forum, I was invited think about…

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What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

  • Chad Cipiti

Censorship is all about controlling what people think and do by regulating what they know and say. Nowhere is this more evident than in the never-ending battles over speech about sex, sexuality and reproduction. As noted in this issue, kids…

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How Far is Too Far in a College Sexuality Course?

  • Chad Cipiti

Originally published by RH Reality Check Middle school and high school sexuality courses frequently become the subject of controversy most often because parents become upset after they learn of something said or done in class that they deem too explicit…

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The Criminalization of Rape Victims

  • Chad Cipiti

by Guest Blogger: Salamishah Tillet Last week, the Nebraska Supreme Court upheld a decision that a woman from Kansas could be sent to jail if she refused to testify against the man she accused of sexual assault. The 24-year-old woman initially filed charges…

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Women’s Freedom From Violence in Jeopardy!

  • Chad Cipiti

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote as early as TODAY on the Adams version of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, also known as VAWA, (H.R. 4970). This bill not only eliminates important provisions included in the…

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Plan B pills cause sexual activity – NOT

  • Chad Cipiti

Isn't that a ridiculous conclusion?  It's as silly to say that giving access to Plan B, morning-after sex pills, will cause youth to be more sexually active as it is to say that having a condom in your purse or…

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Does Drivers’ Ed Undermine Parental Rights?

  • Chad Cipiti

Wouldn’t that be a silly headline and a ridiculous debate?  And yet, we have the same debate about sexuality education.  In an opinion piece published in the New York Times, Robert P. George and Melissa Moschella took the position that a new…

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