Disgustingly Graphic Girls’ Sex Ed Book Urging Lesbianism Coming to Manitoba Schools

LifeSiteNews ^ | 9/19/06 | Gudrun Schultz

[wagglebee]

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, September 12, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - High school girls in Manitoba may soon be reading detailed instructions on lesbian sex acts as part of their normal sex education curriculum, after the Ministry of Education accepted a manual emphasizing homosexuality as an optional resource for high school educators.

The Little Black Book--A Book on Healthy Sexuality Written by Grrrls [sic] for Grrrls claims to be a youth-friendly guide to teenage sexuality, offering girls advice and information.

In reality it reads like a guide to lesbian pornography, with section titles such as “My First Time F***ing a Girl” and “How to Use a Dental Dam” (a “safe sex” device for oral/anal sex).

The guide contains dangerously inaccurate information on “safe sex” practices, assuring girls that using devices to reduce sexually transmitted infections offers reliable protection, without including warnings of the failure rates of such devices. The World Health Organization warns that condoms, even when used properly, have a failure rate of 20 percent, crucial information missing from the manual.

“This is one of the most irresponsible and obscene school documents that we have ever seen,” said Joseph Ben-Ami, executive director for the Institute for Canadian Values, in a press release. “Using this as a guide to healthy sexuality for teenage girls would be one of the most potentially harmful decisions that any school could make.”

Ben-Ami called the book a “veiled propaganda piece,” saying it “undermines healthy parent-child relationships, substitutes voodoo myths for actual science, and provides advice that, if followed, will certainly result in real and serious harm to those who follow it.”

The guide encourages girls to explore lesbian sexuality, making the unfounded claim that only 10 percent of the population is heterosexual, with 80 percent being “mixed” or bi-sexual.

“The guide does not just endorse homosexual practice--it virtually promotes it, and portrays those who object to such practices, particularly parents, as being homophobes, stating that ‘A lot of parents are homophobic, and so are their children until they get minds of their own,” said Ben-Ami.

In one of the worst examples of biased and indefensible statements contained in the manual, the guide makes the out-of-context statement that “[i]f you need someone to represent God The Holiness, then for me, it’s a fat black dyke.”

“What this statement has to do with healthy emotional and sexual development is beyond us,” Ben-Ami said.

The manual was produced by St. Stephen’s Community House in Toronto, with funding from all three levels of government. The organization’s financial statements for the year ending March 31, 2006, show a total of $7,841,131 in government funding.

That number includes contributions from Canada’s federal government ($1,543,108), the province of Ontario ($3,968,825) and the city of Toronto ($1,156,454, as well as an additional $1,175,744 in fees from the city).

Page 24 of St. Stephen’s 2006 annual report lists the numerous donors, funders and partners of St. Stephen’s. Among the Foundations is included the School Sisters of Notre Dame of Ontario and among the Partners and in-kind Supporters is included The Toronto District Catholic School Board.

Ben-Ami told LifeSiteNews.com the fact that St. Stephen’s management would undertake such an extremely inappropriate project indicates a current serious problem with the overall organization.

“What's happened”, he stated, “over the last couple of decades is that a lot of these groups, including groups that have very strong religious affiliation, have slowly and surely been taken over and co-opted by left wing, radical groups and their good name is now being used to advance  a radical social agenda.”

The book is about to be released by the Province of Manitoba, according to a Global Winnipeg news report from September 6. Repeated calls to the Manitoba Minister of Education’s office, Peter Bjornson, for confirmation of the book’s acceptance by the Ministry and for comment, were not returned.

The Institute for Family Values has just advised that the St. Stephen’s House web site version of The Little Black Book has now been removed from public viewing and replaced with a page indicating that the page does not exist. Google cache only brings up a black table of the former page with all content missing. No explanation has been given on the St. Stephen’s web site, although viewers may be misled to believe that the offending material does not exist. Ben-Ami states this development indicates his organization's campaign has been having an effect.

The Institute for Family Values will send whatever evidence they have of the offending material to those who send an email with their contact information to:
noblackbook@canadianvalues.ca

The Institute is urging those concerned to contact Manitoba Premier Gary Doer and Minister of Education Peter Bjornson:

Hon. Gary Doer
Premier
204 Legislative Building
450 Broadway,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
R3C 0V8
Phone 204-945-3714 or 204-945-3715
Fax 204-949-1484
email: premier@leg.gov.mb.ca

Hon Peter Bjornson
Minister of Education
168 Legislative Building
450 Broadway,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
R3C 0V8
Phone 204-945-3720 or 204-945-0418
Fax 204-945-1291
email: minedu@leg.gov.mb.ca

St. Stephen’s Annual Report for 2006:
http://www.ststephenshouse.com/forms/stst_ar2006_final.pdf
 
Read coverage by Institute for Canadian Values:
http://www.canadianvalues.ca/news.aspx?aid=224

[plan2succeed.org]

<sarcasm>Get with it. You are so behind the times. Big deal that a few girls in Manitoba will get such a book in school.</sarcasm> The American Library Assocation is way ahead of them. The ALA has such books and worse in public libraries and public schools nationwide in the USA. And few do much about it because they simply are not aware. And when they do try to do something about it, they are castigated and belittled by the ALA. Like a book about a father who rapes his daughter making her pregnant, then rapes his daughter and his granddaugher by his own daughter at the same time with the granddaughter still in Pampers. And when the mommy finds out, she makes the daughter, uh, perform cunnilingus, shall we say. That's an ALA recommended book for all ages. <sarcasm>So get with it,</sarcasm> or as the ALA would say, if you don't like it, "avert your eyes, sweety."

SafeLibraries.org - Are Children Safe in Public Libraries?

[gidget7]

They already brought the little black book for male homosexuals and those interested in becoming one, to a town in MA. It caused a huge law suit and publicity nation wide. This must be the dike version.

As to the title of some of the articles.........“My First Time F***ing a Girl”

Uhhhhhhhhh duh that is biologically and physically IMPOSSIBLE!!

[gidget7]

That's is disgusting too !! I know it happened, but it still is disgusting. Not to mention it must be really painful!!

[sgtbono2002]

Ask all you like . I dont bash Catholics unless they are wrong, Read the article and my post 41. If the School Sisters of Notre Dame do not disavow themselves of this St. Stephens outfit they deserve criticism.

Any criticism I give of the Catholic Church is an effort to inform them when they are wrong. I also praise them when they are right.

[Atchafalaya]

LOL, you owe me a keyboard!

[weegee]

Such as it is when sex ed. goes from teaching REPRODUCTION, disease, and birth control to teaching positions and fetishes.

[TNdandelion]

Not necessarily true. Do heterosexual women (or men) abstain from oral sex? Not necessarily.

[Campion]

But the School Sisters of Notre Dame arent??

Unfortunately, they are. But they're notoriously liberal and wacko ... and that's here, in the States. I'm sure in Canada they're even further out in la-la land.

[weegee]

Um, men also have a "fisting cavity".

THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS! < /gag >

[Campion]

I have been around the block a few times and I have NO IDEA what a dental dam is

It's the equivalent of a surgical drape for oral surgery, particularly root canals, used to maintain a sterile field in the operating area. A thin piece of rubber; imagine a rectangular piece cut from a child's balloon, but slightly tougher.

If you're ever at the dentist and hear those dreaded words, "You need a root canal", you'll find out for yourself. (Actually, I was surprised at how painless mine was, until I got the bill. ;-))

[BurbankKarl]

then I would blow up the school

[backhoe]

I agree, it's gross, beyond toleration.

This is as close to a position paper or manifesto as I have written- FYI, and FWIW:

...why 1.51% of the population...
http://www.freedominion.ca/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=785474&highlight=#785474

[sgtbono2002]

I dont recall saying I was opposed to oral sex among consenting heterosexual couples.

[kanawa]

Excerpt from The Little Black Book...

The nurse could see my stress. She asked my sperm-carrying boyfriend to leave us alone for a bit. Then she explained a lot of stuff. We went over the pregnancy-and-having-a-child option, reviewed the costs involved, the places I could live and where I could go to school.

Then she explained abortions. She told me it wasn't a baby, but an embryo, and that at this point it was just a mass of tissues. She explained the procedure and how I would feel, and then she started to talk about "choice" and that it is important that I have the "choice." I was learning that "options" and "choice" were two words these people liked a whole lot.

I went away to think again for a day or two. My boyfriend wasn't a lot of help. He didn't want to sway me one way or the other, but he also didn't really want to be involved.

I thought and thought. In the end, I had an abortion. It changed my life forever. I realize now, two years later, it was the right decision, but it still sucks. I will always wonder what would my child be like? Would it be a boy or a girl? Would it have my brown, curly hair or his red, straight hair?

The thing was, we broke up a few weeks later. We would never have lasted as a couple. I was happy in a way, because it supported my decision. I also made the basketball team last year, and that would not have happened if I were a mom.


Made sense

I don't know. It's the hardest decision, and I had to make it at 14. Maybe I should have spent more time thinking about the sex that got me to that point. I guess I fucked up, but at least I had a choice (there's that word again) about what to do.
If I did it all again, what would I do? I don't know. I never agreed with abortion before, nor does my family, but in the end it made sense.

I wish it were easier, so I could give other girls advice, but it's not. It's a really personal, intense thing, and like I said earlier, having options, having the ability to choose what is right for you, is key, and that goes for all sorts of areas in my life. I guess in the end I learned a lot from this really shitty situation.

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2000-10-12/news2.html

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Her baby's options and choices were sacrificed but hey she made the basketball team.
I see no mention of adoption as an 'option'.

[TNdandelion]

Hmmm? Considering I have no idea what you think of it either way, I don't believe I commented on your opinion. As a matter of fact, I addressed your misconception that lesbians don't like penetration.

It is my understanding that lesbians enjoy the same sexual activities as hetero women (they have the same type of equipment yanno?), they just disagree on who they do it with. Same thing goes for most men. Oral sex and anal stimulation is fine so long as a woman is doing it. LOL

[WV Mountain Mama]

Sexually active at 14. I noticed that the fact that she was only 14 and incapable of financially supporting a moral decision, she should not be having sex at all isn't an option either. Abstinence anyone?

[Tired of Taxes]

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[Clintonfatigued]

This book will be a major hit among high school boys. The girls can use this book to negotiate more expensive dates (fancier restaurants, for example).

[Lindykim]

Information here on 'dental dams"...be prepared to be grossed out: http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/youth/health/pamphlets/lesbian.htm