Experts say that the bill would cause serious psychological harm to young people.
—which would limit all instruction around sex to grades 6 through 12—was taken last Wednesday and shows Representative Ashley Gantt asking Representative Stan McClain, a proponent of the bill, about what it would mean, realistically, for teachers and students.
Restricting conversations around menstruation, a normal bodily process, would be incredibly damaging, especially now: Post-, parents, educators, health care workers, and others who work with children and young adults should be, a board-certified ob-gyn at NYU Langone, tells SELF. “Menstruation is a normal biologic change, and girls and boys should understand it,” she says.
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