SUPER funny video via H*yas for Choice, another awesome pro-choice student group at Georgetown University.
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B*llikens for Choice is a group of Saint Louis University** students who are pro-choice, pro-reproductive justice, and pro-sexual health. We support everyone’s right to make independent choice about their body and their sexuality, including (but not limited to): the choice to have sex, to remain abstinent, to use contraception, to have an abortion, to become a parent and to express their sexuality in whatever ways they choose to express it. We believe that people deserve information about and access to all available options in order to make safe, informed and independent decisions. As such, B*llikens for Choice believes SLU has fallen short by not providing its students adequate information on sexual health, birth control or pregnancy services. SLU is a Jesuit institution founded on the principle that “serious and sustained discourse among people of different faiths, cultures, and beliefs promotes intellectual, ethical and spiritual understanding.” We believe that active discourse around sexual health and reproductive choice fulfills this mission, and that pro-choice students must be integral participants in this discussion.
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2 comments:
I finally got a chance to watch the video.
I hope this is not actually how this pro-choice group understands "abstinence-only" sex education.
The movie was funny, but it was hardly an analogy to the current, serious discussions on the relationship between sex and marriage.
Well I was never told to not eat my marshmallow, but I was told that I am like an apple. And when a bite gets taken out of my apple, I start to turn brown. And who in their right mind wants to eat a brown, chewed up apple? I have friends whose body was likened to a piece of tape... the more you use tape, the less it sticks, and no one has use for tape that isn't sticky.
Is these the "current, serious discussions on the relationship between sex and marriage" that you are referring to? If so, I'd rather not have that discussion and I'd rather not have my sister, or my friends, or my daughters have that discussion either.
Women aren't apples, or tape, or flowers. And they aren't going to turn rotten, or grow useless, or wilt. Women are women, and they have vaginas, not flowers, and they should have the information to make smart choices about their vaginas and what they put inside of them.
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