All you have to do is look at the comments made about the girls online to see they were massively" shamed" by Muslims, Christians and creepy old dudes online. The girls fighting against their own families to join a hip hop group to be able to escape the issues in the rest of their life is a pretty big part of the plot.. Not just a fundraiser.. The hiphop group would be " their batman" stress release.
Hhm. What I've seen has all been directed at Netflix and the creators of the film. I guess we're looking in different places.
Clearly you should never sleep.
It’s kinda a good sign. I remember in the old day not being able to keep up with some topics because the discussion moved so quickly. I just don’t have the time to go back and read 7 pages like I used to
Memes do make 7 pages easier to read... we should just ban everything else. Meme only content
If this movie was an actual physical living Thing I'd drag it out to the snow, torch it with a flamethrower and then feel perfectly happy to sit down and die from the cold knowing neither of us will make it back to civilization.
While kids are being sexualised, sex education (unless it's done really badly) isn't at all the problem. You really need kids to know about sex at an early age because a lot of them will be doing it at an early age whether you want them to or not, and they'd better know about STDs and pregnancies first.
I distinctly remember my sex education started in Year 6 (1998) so I was 11-12. I don’t recall it ever starting earlier for either of my brothers.
I was 10. We had Harold the Giraffe come out and tell us about it. (Maybe it’s a QLD thing.) Harold still gets around today but talks about a variety of health topics
We had I think a paediatrician come in and talk to us. And we watched one of those just, amazingly awful educational cartoons. But yeah, you got Puberty 101 in Year 6, and in Year 8 they really threw down with stuff like safe sex, sexual health and well being.
I think in 5th grade we had Mickey Mouse teach us about penises.
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