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Letter: Parents are in the dark

CSE once understood and the agenda that comes with it will never be accepted by the majority of South Africans, we must unite to protect the future generations.

L Evan of Tinley Manor writes:

I for one am a member of the group #LeaveOurKidsAlone and am in favour of a movement that is pushing against Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE).

For those of us who want the support of parents, teachers and any concerned South African, to protect our children from being exposed to inappropriate sexuality education from a young age this is a wonderful platform to rally and receive updates on the latest news on CSE.

Since the DOE chose to implement pilot projects and to pretty much keep us as parents in the dark when it comes to CSE, we must do all we can as parents to ensure we are doing our part in ensuring CSE is never implemented in our South African schools.

Many parents are still in the dark, not understanding the impact this will have on their children once implemented.

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As a parent, after understanding what CSE exposes my child to and after going through the material myself as well as joining an NPO called people movement who are against CSE, I found myself actively involved in empowering myself in the curriculum and finding it to do more harm than any good to our children.

CSE is a war against our children, that is the bottom line.

I choose to not sexualize my kid and that is my choice.

CSE once understood and the agenda that comes with it will never be accepted by the majority of South Africans, we must unite to protect the future generations.

It is our duty to protect and guard them.

I am all for age appropriate sexuality education but this is just a subtle way to bring in sexual exploitation, inappropriate material and pictures to our children.

If you are a parent who shares my views and wants to join this movement or just find out more on CSE follow the Facebook page @peoplemovementsa, all links to the curriculum will be provided and much more.

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