Kathy and Emily Dawson, who filed a human rights complaint over an abstinence-only class at Emily’s high school CREDIT: CBC News screenshot After a Canadian high school student filed a human rights complaint against her school district, saying that her rights as a nonbeliever were violated by being required to attend a course on sexual purity taught by a conservative Christian group, school officials agreed to reconsider the curriculum.
Teen Convinces Her High School To Drop Abstinence-only Education Class
Think Progress
Mon, 07/14/2014 - 6:01am
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