Sexual Health Roundup: Condoms as Evidence, Lies About Sexual History, and Sex Toys at Elite Schools
This week, the Brooklyn DA told cops to stop collecting condoms as evidence of prostitution, studies found that college kids lie about their sexual behavior and students at elite British schools buy a lot of sex toys, and the U.S. cities that have the most same-sex couples raising kids may surprise you.
This week, a California program that allows teens to order condoms online garnered controversy, but Pfizer selling Viagra to patients online did not. Meanwhile, a vibrator race was held in Las Vegas.
In this week’s sexual health roundup: researchers create an online model of a simple STD epidemic to see why and when people protect themselves; lawmakers in Colorado propose strengthening that’s state’s sex education law; and a sex toy manufacturer loses its bid for trademark rights.
Was the now-infamous sex-toy demonstration at Northwestern a consensual experience among students on a college campus or a pointless display that left all sex ed open for attack? Maybe it was both.
Georgia’s Calvin Hill is on a crusade against sex…unless he’s making money on it.
Just as the city of Manassas, Virginia gets it knickers in a twist over a store selling lingerie and other intimate items, an online company introduces a line of products to make life more fun!
How much money and effort would you spend to make sure that a store that sells lingerie, adult dvds and lotions doesn’t open up in your city? Well, if you are the city of Manassas, at least $70,000.
