[CORRECTION, 7 p.m. Friday, March 12, 2021: A previous version of this story included a provision that appeared in a draft version of the Cambridge ordinance on polyamory but was not included in the final version passed by the city council. The draft version required that members of a domestic partnership "are not in a domestic partnership outside this partnership," but that provision was removed before the vote.]
Make that two Massachusetts cities that officially recognize polyamory.
Planned Parenthood and their allies are once again pressuring Worcester mayor Joseph Petty and members of the school committee to implement so-called "comprehensive sexuality education" in the city's public schools. Two years ago, in February 2019, the school committee abandoned the proposal after hearing from parents and faith leaders challenging the curriculum's graphic and base content as neither appropriate nor healthy for students. Now Planned Parenthood is at it again.
The conflict is not over whether to teach kids about sex. Neither birds nor bees act the way Planned Parenthood wants adolescents to act. Its "comprehensive sexuality education" is a specific form of highly sexualized how-to instruction in the outer stratospheres of human sexual behavior.
