[quote]7. Sex education. Sex ed is already lacking, even for straight people. "Abstinence only" sex ed has been proven to be completely ineffective, and yet it is still widely taught across the country. But even more unfortunate is that sex ed in schools is entirely heteronormative. If you're gay or trans and need to learn about the birds and the bees, heterosexual sex ed isn't going to be very useful. In order for all people, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation, to be able to enjoy safe sex, sex ed must account for everyone, not just straight people.[/quote] This is about your only point that I might noticeably disagree with any/or question. Are you saying that we should add how to safely have anal sex and vagina to vagina contact sex. As well as safe practice for sharing sex toys? Perhaps you'd care to lay out what you believe is missing from Non-abstinence based sex ed. I am most interested to see what you would consider homo/bi/trans only items that should be included. (for the record, I did not have an Abstinence only sex ed or anti-contraceptives sex-ed. We covered a lot without much sugar coating)