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The debate over requiring public schools to include comprehensive sex education versus maintaining abstinence-only programs

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The main point of disagreement between Dr. Martinez and James Wilson is . Patricia Thompson's position differs from Wilson's in that she . According to Dr. Chen, the most important consideration in sex education is . The article suggests that comprehensive sex education programs . The primary argument against comprehensive sex education, according to the article, is that it .

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As a parent of two teenagers, I find this debate fascinating. While I understand Wilson's concerns about , the reality is that . Dr. Martinez makes a compelling point about , which I've seen firsthand with my own children. Thompson's perspective particularly resonates with me because . However, I think the most crucial aspect that needs more attention in this discussion is .

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