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S.
1090. See AFLA
Sadomasochism,
147
"Safe-harbor"
hours, 10, 232n. 25
Safer
Sex Sluts, 144,196, 204
Safer
Society Program (Vt.), 43, 52, 244n.14
Safe
sex:
children and teens' right to,
xix;
gender conformity as dangerous to, 157-58, 174-75;
promoting, 201-17;
sex partners' difficulty in talking about, 174, 212-17.
See also Con- doms; Outercourse
SAFETeen
Project for GLBTQ youth, 146
Sanchez,
Sonia, 151
Sanchez-Flores,
Hector, 124
Sandfort,
Theo, 58, 236n. 26
San
Diego (Calif.), 45,50-51,56, 61-62,65,66, 244n. 1
San
Diego Times Union, 51
Sappho,
152, 178
"Satanic"
child abuse, xxiii-xxiv, 23, 34-35, 51, 239n. 70
Satan's
Silence (Nathan and Snedeker), 35, 239n. 70
Satcher,
Davidj 227n. 4
Sauer,
Mark, 51
Savvy
magazine, 143
Scales,
Peter, 105
Schwartz,
Pepper, 273n. 37
Schweiker,
Richard, 255n. 24
Selcraig,
Bruce, 36, 237n. 39
Sendak,
Maurice, 3
Sex:
age
of consent for, xxxii, 25,30,37,71,81,87-89, 252nn. 48,49;
as children's private matter, 142-43, 183, 193-94,253n. 17;
commodification of, 4-6, 170;
as dangerous, x, xxvi, 105-8,137,159, 182,191,199-203, 255n. 28;
definition of, xxxiv, 132;
dissembling about, 156-57;
failing at, 109-10, 133-38, 167-68;
historical and cultural influences on, 8;
importance of frank and accurate information about, x, 19, 132, 160-68;
as intercourse, 129-33;
as learned, 8-9, 134-35,157-58,160-61, 164-65, 168,171, 174-77, 185-86, 195;
motivations for, xxv-xxvi, 128-29;
as not necessily harmful to minors,
xxxiv, 68-89, 115,225;
as only for adults, 108-10;
outside of marriage, 92, 93, 95, 96,105-6,142-43,159,214, 249n. 8, 273n. 37;
pathologizing of normative children's, 45-67,158-59,184-85;
policing of, 4;
as positive, 93, 95, 102,113-15,127, 138,145-47, 160-77;
premature knowledge of, 17-19,66,81, 137, 159, 166, 218.
See also "Child protection " efforts; Children; Desire;
Pleasure; Romance; Safe sex; Sex education; Sex play; Sexual abuse; Statutory
rape; Teenagers; Trust; Specific sexual acts
"Sex
Can Wait" (ETR Associates}, 104, 123
Sex
education:
on
abortion, 122-24;
abstinence emphasis of current, xxiv, xxxii, 90-116, - 257n. 38;
abstinence-plus, 93,94,109,114,128,132, 260n. 82;
amount of, 92;
assumptions behind, 9-10,143;
censorship in, 33-34, 103-4, 115,130;
characteristics of good, xi, 183, 225;
comprehensive, ix, 14-15,94-97, 99,101-4, 109-11, 113-16, 123-24, 130-31;
across the curriculum, 151-54; effects of, 8,114, 260n. 82;
in Europe, xxxii-xxxiii, 102,112, 113-14, 198,210;
ideological basis of, ix, 91-94,96-116;
importance of teaching comprehensive, xxxiv-xxxv, 101,114-16, 134-35;
liberal, 14-15,91, 92-96 103-5 114-16;
by parents, 110-11,141-43,164-65, 167-68,175-77,185-86;
parents' desire for school-based, ix, 93, 108-9, 227n. 2;
pleasure left out of, 127-38,183, 190-93;
sources for, 141-54;
students' desire for school- based, 80.
See also Abstinence education; Pleasure; Sex play
Sex-Education
(Bigelow), 127 Sex, Etc., 115,147
Sex
Handbook: Information and Help for Minors (Handman and Brennan), 32, 95
Sex
Information and Education Council of the United States. See SIECUS
"Sex
Lives of Your Children, The" (Frank), xxv
Sex
play (among children), 45-67, 183,187-94
Sex
Respect, 98,99, 106, 123
Sex
Respect, 105-7, 255n. 28
Sex
toys, 131, 197
Sexual
abuse, 85-86, 136, 237n. 35, 245n. 26. See also Dating violence; Incest;
Rape
"Sexual
addiction," 66, 158
"Sexual
behavior problems" (among children), 45-67
Sexual
Citizenship (Evans), 89
Sexual
harassment, xxiv, 49, 59
Sexual
identities, 8, 93
"Sexuality,
Schooling, and Adolescent Females" (Fine), 127-29
Sexuality
of Women, The (Beghard, Raboch, and Giese), 20
"Sexually
active" (definition), xxv, 295 See a/so Teenagers, fears about
sexually active
Sexually
transmitted diseases (STDs), x, 259n. 68;
information
sources on, 112, 145;
means of preventing, 133, 198, 210;
as sex-ed topic, 112,131, 257n. 42;
statistics on, ix, xxiv, xxxiii.
See a/so HIV/AIDS
"Sexually
violent predators," 42. See a/so Sexual offenders
Sexual
offenders:
children
as, 45-67;
community notification laws regarding, 23,24,42,47, 243n. 97;
imprisonment of low- level, 235n. 22;
low rate of recidivism among, 42, 243n. 96;
treatment of, 42-43,47-48, 61-64,84, 247n. 46.
See a/so Molesters; Prisons
Sexual
orientation. See Sexual identities
"Sexual
precociousness." See Sex, premature knowledge of
Sexual
predators, 42-43. See a/so Molesters; Sexual offenders
"Sexual
Problems of Adolescence, The" (Wile), 6
Sexual
revolution, xxv, 4, 13, 104-5
Sexual
Treatment Education Program and Services (STEPS), 61-62,66
Shakespeare,
William, 151, 152, 154
Show
Me!, 33-34
Shriver,
Eunicc, 97
Sicari,
Salvatore, 21-22,26, 236n. 28
SIECUS
(Sex Information and Education Council of the United States), 90,92-93,95,
101,103,127, 193, 257n. 38
Signorelli,
Michelangelo, 201
Silin,Jonathan,
182, 188, 192
Smith,
Raymond, 241n. 77
Snedeker,
Michael, 35, 239n. 70
"Snuff"
films, 33
Social
Security Act of 1997, 100, 219-20
Solving
America's Sexual Crisis {Reiss), x
"Sol1g
of Myself" (Whitman), 141
South
Carolina, 26211. 25
SPARK
program, .')1.,52
Spears,
Britney, 4
Sphritz,
David, 149
Spirit
of Manhood program, 124
Spock,
Benjamin, 49, 184
Springer,
Edith, 28
Stanley,
Lawrence, 37,38, 242n. 86
Statutory
rape, 68-89, 125, 243n. 100, 248n. 7, 249n. 8, 250n. 27. See also Intergenerational
sex; Teenage pregnancy
STDs.
See Sexually transmitted diseases
Steinberg,
Leo, 267n. 16
STEPS
program (San Diego), 61-62,66
Sterilization
(forcible), 248n. 7
Stewart,
Cynthia, 41
Stone,
Rebecca, 122 St. Paul (Minn.). See Minneapolis-St. Paul
Stranger
Danger (Cope), xxiv, 20
Strangers
(admonitions not to talk to), xxiv, 20,182
Strasburger,
Victor, 104
Sturdevant,
Martha, 204
Suicide
(among gays/lesbians), 146-47,204
Sullivan,
Marion, 122
Support
Program"for Abusive Reactive Kids (SPARK), 51,52
Supreme
Court. See u.s. Supreme Court
Surgeon
Generals. See U.S. Surgeon Generals
Sxctc.com,
115, 147