News broke on Thursday that New Jersey was requiring sex and gender identity education starting in second grade. To be clear, these guidelines were passed in 2020 and are only going into effect this September. So this isn't what critics call a "Don't Say Groomer" bill in response to what critics call Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill. I fully expect those in California and New York soon. And yes, this is the same New Jersey where a teacher was caught masturbating in front of his class twice.

State Senator Holly Schepisi shared a link to Dropbox providing all the materials being given to schools. Sen. Schepisi adds, "the most outrageous part is teachers are instructed to promote a website Amaze and its YouTube channel to kids as young as 9 for them to get additional information on sex ed." One of the first videos suggested on the page (where students as young as 9 are encouraged to go) tells them watching porn is good.

Actually, TWO of the first videos. The link the Senator shared. And this one. Not only should you not feel bad about watching porn, but you should also watch it with your classmates.

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Two things.

One, if a boy ever whipped out his computer to show porn to a female classmate, that kid would be accused of sexual harassment, labeled a sex pest, and suspended from school in New Jersey. Though, maybe not Loudon County, Virginia.

Two, as part of education standards, kids AS YOUNG AS NINE YEARS OLD are encouraged to go to YouTube on their own for further "education." Those are the videos on the main page. Two about porn, and one about sex hurting the first time. For kids as young as nine. The same age group that Florida's "Parental Rights in Education Bill" aims to protect. Not in New Jersey.

If this isn't "grooming," find me another word.

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