IDEOLOGY SHOULDN’T TRUMP SCIENCE IN SEX ED CURRICULA
Policymakers should therefore follow the science, but parents should also be empowered with school-choice tools such as tuition tax credits, education savings accounts, or vouchers if officials fail to do so
By Lance Izumi, J.D. and Lauren Geary, Ph.D. —— Bio and Archives--November 20, 2017
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In a November Pew Research Center poll, an amazing 77 percent of Democrats with a bachelor’s degree or higher believed that a person’s gender “can be different from the sex they were assigned at birth.” Yet, the scientific evidence is much less clear, and this conflict between science and popular belief is why the Trump administration has just announced a new research effort to ensure that sex education programs “follow the science to improve youth health and well being.”
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