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The Ohio State University, for the third year in a row, held its "Sex Week" event earlier this month. Workshop topics included "Toxic Masculinity," "Kink 101," "LGBTQ Sex Ed," and more. The group that organized the event told Campus Reform its aim is to "promote accurate, realistic, and inclusive sexual education."
But Linda Harvey of Mission America says there is more to it than that.
"This is clearly a profit-making venture," she asserts. "I believe that's what's driving this mostly. It's a customer-searching venture by Planned Parenthood, by the condom manufacturers, and Big Pharma."
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Even though this was a student-led event, Harvey thinks Ohio State should stop tacitly approving it.
"This is a complete disgrace to Ohio State University," she contends. "They should back away from this completely now and in the future."
Several university departments took part in the event, but Campus Reform notes that Planned Parenthood was the only outside organization involved. The week-long event took place on the days surrounding Valentine's Day.
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