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http://web2.westlaw.com/signon/default.wl%3Ffn=_top&rs=WLW6.09&rp=%2fsignon%2fdefault.wl&vr=2.0&bhcp=1 The Building Research Establishment, an agency that examines the safety and performance of construction methods, was privatised, such that manufacturers would pay it to test their products. This arrangement would help the companies that made the insulation and cladding used on Grenfell to arrange tests where they could optimise their chances of positive results, and to suppress them when they failed. Jones, Robert A. (March 9, 1975). "Child's Sex Book May Start Uproar". The Los Angeles Times. pp.6–7 . Retrieved December 10, 2021– via Newspapers.com.
The climate was not only liberal, as was also evident, when the WDR* in its program for children once broadcast two boys and two girls happily talking about sex. “The vagina is a hole, and the penis is something rather long, tube like." Such words outraged many ‘decent citizens’ even in 1974. No less than eight death threats were received at the station; the show host, so listeners suggested, should “die in the desert, gassed, tarred and feathered.”
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Droney wants children's book found obscene". Boston Globe. December 6, 1975. p.3 . Retrieved December 10, 2021– via Newspapers.com. D. F. Janssen, Growing Up Sexually. Volume II: The Sexual Curriculum: The Manufacture and Performance of Pre-Adult Sexualities (October 2002)
Laat's zien! : een fotoboek over sex voor kinderen en ouders /McBride, Will /ISBN 9021505282 (1 copy separate) In the book, no, but in society, yes – and this is the real problem. The view is adjusted accordingly by years of discussions about child abuse, child pornography and the media distortions. The necessary exploration of these problems went out of control due to the scandalization pressure, and triggered fear, inhibitions and trepidation, according to the insight of sociologists. In adults and children being together, the motto at home and on the streets is: “Just look away!” Switzerland has just banned the Santa Clauses from taking children on their laps. Behind every beard could hide a pervert. By the end of 1974, 10,000 copies had been sold – in part because the Saarland Ministry of Education requested that the book be indexed (banned). Indexing of the book was free advertising for it. “We do everything we can to take advantage of the publicity of the indexing application,” the publishing director exulted in a letter to his lawyer.
As parents protest "It's Perfectly Normal," we take a look at the most hotly debated books about the birds and bees
Fammi Vedere! un libro fotografico di educazione sessuale non conformista per bambini e grandi Perugia: Savelli In honor of all the people like Harris who have attempted to provide kids with "honest, up-to-date, scientifically accurate, and age-appropriate information" about sex and have been met with derision and protest, I bring you the top 10 most controversial sex-ed books of our time.
Show Me! A Picture Book of Sex for Children and Parents /McBride, Will and Helga Fleischhauer-Hardt (1 copy separate) The received wisdom, on which decades’ worth of increasingly threadbare regulation and oversight relied, was that flat fires didn’t spread to other flats, and so high-rise residents were always instructed to “stay put” in the event of an emergency. The introduction of combustible insulation and cladding in flat regeneration programmes made that advice lethal. https://docs.google.com/viewer%3Fa=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B9hyw3-Boc65M2IxNWU3ZGItMzQ4Mi00MjA2LThjYWUtM2U1Mzk2NjhjNGNh&hl=en
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In 2016, Pennsylvania State University PhD. Brett L. Lunceford, [19] an independent researcher in the field of Rhetoric, Sexuality and Gender, wrote an article «Mommy and Daddy Were Married, and Other Creation Myths in Children’s Books About Sex», published in «The Rhetorical Power of Children's Literature», with a review of few children's books about sex. Among them, Peter Mayle's «Where Did I Come From?» [ uk] compared versus Will McBride's «Show Me!», highlighting issues and good sides of each book in textual part and in visual illustration. Lunceford resumed his article stating that “the children's books that children read help to shape the world in which they eventually live”. [20] See also [ edit ]
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