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But if no more reading and writing... HOW WOULD WE BE ABLE TO WRITE GOOD GAY BOOKS AND READ GAY STUFFS!?!
Still need that other edumaction! ~(•w•~)
Anygays- XD It's good that this will be included. And to also teach stuff how to prevent aids is good. Because nowadays, young kids have been more...well, I've seen a lot on here as young as 11 who think being sexual is amazing. So it's good to teach how to prevent it. Techniques like that lady on this books first chap said to teach, no. But safety is a yes.
And history. I learned about a guy who killed his dad and made children with his mom, in school, but things like a gay man who faught in WW2 were never even mentioned. LGBTQ+ has been in history for CENTURIES. Yes, depending on the age group, some parts shouldn't be taught, since...some can be quite sexual- XD But it would be great to teach about the Lesbian King Kristina of Sweden who never married. In Greek Myth class, the story of Apollo, Hyacinthus, and Zephyrus. Etc.
