Elementary age children don't need to learn about masturbation. Sex ed is now pornographic - grooming the next generation for any act imaginable. Concerned citizens all over the country are joining the resistance to what the sexual-radical Left calls "comprehensive sex education" (CSE).  One such group is Informed Parents of Washington (IPOW), who describe themselves as "a coalition of parents dedicated to fighting Comprehensive Sexxx Education in our schools and legislation that [infringes on] parental rights." They point out that 58% of participants in a statewide survey said they do not want CSE mandated in the schools.  But the Democrats controlling the state Legislature are ignoring the will of the people.  From IPOW: Another IPOW post explains: Good for these parents to oppose CSE.  But really, any "sex education" in the schools should be opposed!  All any high school student needs is a basic human physiology class.  Many conservatives don't grasp that allowing anything beyond that opens the door to abuse by Planned Parenthood and LGBT activist messages (always in the name of "safety"). But the capitulation to "good" sex ed came long ago.  And so, we've arrived at the sexualized school culture described by two young girls below.  They went to the Washington State House on Feb. 20 to testify against S.B. 5395 (which would make CSE mandatory in all public schools). These 8th-grade girls were subjected in earlier grades to a curriculum called FLASH (Family Life and Sexual Health).  Planned Parenthood has contributed materials to that CSE curriculum (and others).  In grades 4–6, for example, boys and girls (in class together) will learn to properly name their genitals: penis, scrotum, labia, vulva, vagina.  They will fill in a worksheet including the terms circumcision, conception, ejaculation, erection, genitals, intercourse, nocturnal emission, semen, sperm, etc.  (See more details here.)  It's a great way to break down modesty and get young children thinking and talking about sex during the school day. Here's just one paragraph from the FLASH curriculum for grades 4–6: No wonder little boys are grabbing at the girls' crotches during recess. My sources with IPOW, Kim Wendt and Randall Rathbun, preserved the testimony of the two 8th-grade girls.  Though they weren't allowed to testify before the Education Committee at the Feb. 20 hearing, they read their statements afterward at the State House.  They describe how the whole school culture was changed because of the sex ed. Here's what one girl described: The second girl told of her experience: A high school sophomore who spoke at the hearing opposed the bill for the same reasons (at 47:20 in the State House video).  Following her classmates' exposure to 5th-grade sex ed, "[d]egrading sexual jokes were made about my body, constantly.  I felt confused and violated[.] ... It didn't empower me nor educate me as a future woman[.]" The resistance is growing.  Radio talk show host Todd Herman (in Seattle) posted this (Feb. 11, 2020) about the CSE curricula: OK, Republican legislators.  Where are you on this?  Why aren't you helping us out?  How about overturning all those laws (in almost every state) that exempt schools from obscenity bans? All sex ed in the schools — not just CSE — is obscenity.  It has become downright pornographic.  It is grooming the next generation for any act imaginable. https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/02/sexualization_pornography_and_grooming_in_the_schools.html