This is official: Vermont Made history.
According to reports WCAX, Green Mountain State became the first state to provide condoms before puberty.
Last year, Governor Phil Scott signed a bill mandating public schools to provide students with condoms.
The initiative includes 7th grade students who—except in the case of double promotion— May be only 12 years old.
In addition to distributing such accessories for oral, vaginal, and anal sex, schools also need to provide children with information on how to use them properly.
As South Burlington pointed out CBS 3, The distribution and guidance will “include gender identity, sexual orientation, and race.”
Who will pay the bill?In the case of Vermont, the preventive agent will be family planning Northern New England.
Although the plan was signed in 2020, it did not take effect until July.
decree 16 VSA § 132 It is written like this:
In order to prevent or reduce unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases, each school district should provide free condoms to all students in its middle school. The school district administrative team shall consult with the school district nursing staff to determine the best way to provide condoms to students. At the very least, condoms should be placed in a safe and accessible location for students, including the school nurse’s office.
As pointed out New York PostBy the way, Bernie Sanders’ home became the first place in the United States that “required all public middle schools and high schools to provide students with free condoms”.
According to the export, Vermont’s move is after 2019 Adolescent Risk Behavior Assessment It was found that 40% of high school students were sexually active.
It is also pointed out that only half of the people use condoms.
Will free accessories change the speed of preventive applications?
Whether it is or not, I can’t help but believe that it will also support other indicators.
Either way, the new law is certainly not surprising.
There was a time-by the way, a long time-virtue and morality involved behavior. Nowadays, virtue is what you exercise through labels.
Real-world practices that restrict lifestyle choices seem to have lost their luster.
It’s no wonder- We have lost our religion, Therefore gave up our moral compass.
with Where there is faith, there is purpose. Again, there seems to be nothing left.
This applies to what we say and what we do.
In addition, childhood and innocence were once cherished.But the children have grown up: if the pupils are old enough Choose their gender identity with Upcoming chemical and surgical changes, Adult sexual decisions (such as decisions about sexual intercourse) must be around the corner.
Back to innocence, we had a better life before.
There is a hole in the heart of America.
We don’t seem to be ready to see it fill up:
Because of course: Harvard’s new principal pastor is an atheist https://t.co/sy4N5O9EZS
— Red State (@RedState) August 28, 2021
A sign of the times: Biden announced our National Day prayer day without mentioning God https://t.co/4rC86UsbxB
— Red State (@RedState) May 8, 2021
Can this be changed?
certainly.
Atheism is now the largest religion in the United States. How do we return to the kingdom under God? This is the beginning. https://t.co/8dJ1rWZnlO
— Red State (@RedState) April 8, 2019
But at the same time, in Vermont– Other things that happened in school -Sex education is still alive.
Not flourishing as before: the idea that children should not have sex.
By the way, Phil Scott, Is a Republican.
-Alex
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