Sex-ed curriculum used in Richfield Minnesota schools asks students to role play gay sex scenarios

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Sex-ed curriculum used in Richfield schools asks students to role play gay sex scenarios
Straight students are asked to role play as gay and transgender characters navigating sex scenarios in a curriculum that the Richfield School Board says has "been in place for a number of years."

Activists are concerned that Minnesota’s Richfield Public Schools district uses a sexual education program that asks straight students to role play homosexual relationships and teaches kids about anal sex.

Questions about the efficacy of this program were raised by members of the Child Protection League who spoke at a Richfield School Board meeting Monday.

“This type of teaching has no place in our schools,” one speaker said, while another alleged that the district was not transparent with parents about the graphic nature of the curriculum. “Parents are intentionally being deceived and misled about what their children are being taught,” she said.

The specific program in question is called “3Rs,” which stands for “rights, respect, responsibility.” This curriculum was developed by Advocates for Youth, an organization partnered with Planned Parenthood, and was authored in large part by former Planned Parenthood employees.