This article addresses the importance of sex education. In the Provincetown district of Massachusetts, a bill has been passed to introduce condoms even for children who are still in elementary school. Parents are in an uproar. They feel it’s too early for schools to start teaching their children about sex. This article throws some light on the understanding of birth control and how its use is responsible for conflicts between cultures and politics among families. The article also addresses qualms about households that are looked after by dual earners.

What should the school district do to reduce teen pregnancies?
How early is too early to learn about condoms?
Who is ultimately responsible for sexual education of children— the school or the family?
https://www.cnn.com/2011/10/29/opinion/martin-sex-education/index.html

watch the linked video and answer the questions.