CWA Offers Positive Blueprint For Action

By Ed Oliver
April 2001

If Massachusetts parents are wondering what they can do to counter the destructive sex-education programs in the schools, the folks at "Concerned Women for America" are offering a blueprint for action.

Representatives from CWA held a statewide seminar at Lexington's Heritage Hall last month to kick off their "RSVP" program (Restoring Social Virtue and Purity to Massachusetts). Local experts addressed about 75 parents.

The program aims to expose the fraudulent scientific basis of most publicly funded sex education and AIDS-prevention programs. The women at CWA say those programs lean heavily on criminal "research" conducted by Alfred Kinsey, who collected data from a network of child molesters to include in his widely hailed "Kinsey Reports," which were published in 1948 and 1953.

Kinsey's "free love" philosophy is the basis of modern day sex education.

According to CWA, in order for Kinsey to obtain his "data," nine pedophiles molested and raped children aged anywhere from infancy to age 10. The pedophiles recorded their observations for Kinsey, who interpreted the tears, groans and violent cries from the children to be orgasms. Kinsey used the resultant data to argue that all children are sexual beings from birth. Modern educators say it logically follows that children should be taught sex education from the earliest ages.

According to the CWA, Kinsey believed all sex is good, including bestiality, incest, homosexuality and pedophilia. NAMBLA uses his research to lobby for lower age of consent laws and the "sexual rights" of the child.

The State Director of CWA in Massachusetts, Sandi Martinez, told Massachusetts News the RSVP program teaches parents how to identify what type of sex-ed is in their school by using a "curriculum evaluator."

Then, after they determine if it is a Kinsey based or chastity-based curriculum, the parents need to decide what they want to do in their individual schools. "Do they want to have it removed, do they want another alternative provided, do they want sex-ed offered after school and have two courses that kids can opt into? That's up to the individual parents and the individual towns," said Martinez.

In addition, local leaders will gather state legislation to see what is mandated for sex education or family life curricula. CWA's National Office and local leaders will prepare state and federal legislation to remove Kinsey's fraudulent sex education

"We're not saying let's remove sex-ed from the schools. We're saying, "Let's offer parents a choice of an abstinence based curriculum as an alternative to opt their children into," said Martinez.

The CWA chose Lexington to kick off their program because it has been a battleground for parents who object to the schools forcibly exposing their children to harmful sex instruction that conflicts with their values.

Last fall, as a result of publicity about Fistgate, hundreds of Lexington parents crowded school committee meetings demanding to know what the schools were teaching about homosexuality. Parents were defiantly told that the teachers and kids would be trained to teach that homosexual families are normal.

In October, the Lexington schools, in collusion with the liberal Unitarian Church, sponsored a homosexual fair called "Respecting Differences." It featured pro-gay workshops, videos, photo exhibits and a religious panel discussion. It was capped off by a speech from the pulpit by homosexual congressman Barney Frank, who insulted traditional parents by calling them "morons."

In response to what they believed to be biased and incomplete information presented by gay activists and the Lexington schools at "Respecting Differences," the CWA sought to present the "rest of the story" at their RSVP kick-off by presenting speakers who provided medical expertise, testimony from ex-gays, and legal commentary about parents' rights.

Dr. Mildred Jefferson Says Clean Up the Schools

Dr. Mildred Jefferson who is a former surgeon at Boston University Medical Center, told the approximately 75 people gathered in the hall that the schools need to be cleaned up, and parents have to lead the effort. "I want you to think of what you can do, not what you can't do," she admonished.

Jefferson later told Massachusetts News that her main message is, "Children have a right to be children." She said children have a right to be protected from being forced prematurely into psycho-sexual development that is certain to undermine their future mental health and their physical constitutions. She said long-term studies show that children who are exposed to sex far too early find it a "jolting experience" and never quite get over it.

Dr. John Diggs, a specialist in internal medicine and spokesperson for abstinence education, presented medical statistics from the Center for Disease Control.

He said statistics show you are condemning your children if you encourage them to be gay. "Anal sex is the most efficient way to transmit STD's," he said.

He said 25 to 50 million people have a sexually transmitted disease called HPV that we hear virtually nothing about, probably because it defies the "responsible" preventive steps people are commonly taught such as condom usage. He said it is a leading cause of cervical cancer in women and anal cancer in men. He said most people who spread the disease don't display symptoms except occasional warts. He said the way to prevent infection is to limit sexual activity to one uninfected person for a lifetime.

Several ex-gays from the Manchester based "Re-Creation Ministries" came to tell people that not only is change from homosexuality possible, but it happens.

Steven Durost said that they are people who are recovering from "sexual brokenness." He said they are not trophies and he does not agree with some of the ways religious people are approaching the gay issue.

Durost told Massachusetts News that kids who think they are gay and feel pressured by the schools to follow their inclinations, should realize they have a choice not to act on those inclinations, that there is another way. He explained that those inclinations are often related to past issues of sexual abuse or distant fatherhood issues, and once those hurts or "boulders in their stream of sexuality" are cleared up, their natural heterosexual feelings start to flow.

Chester Darling Says State is 'Pedophile'

Attorney Chester Darling of the "Citizens for the Preservation of Constitutional Rights" told the crowd that he is a great believer in respecting differences and individual rights, "But I don't believe in having the government compel us to respect differences as defined by the government."

Darling read from a letter sent to Lexington parents of kindergarten and elementary students on March 12 informing them their children would be shown one of several videotapes having to do with "respecting differences." The letter said that while the videos do not directly address gay or lesbian issues themselves, a follow-up discussion would discuss the derogatory use of the word "gay."

Darling said, "Will those children ask the teacher what gay means? Of course they will." He said no opt-out document was provided with the letter. He pointed out that the letter didn't mention name-calling about fat kids or kids with glasses, but only gays.

Darling said to applause that this type of program, if it goes forward in Lexington, is on the verge of litigation and "I'll see the School Committee in Federal Court down at the Moakley Courthouse."

Darling said parents rights are being eroded, trivialized and targeted for destruction.

"The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is a pedophile," said Darling, recalling the "Kinsey's Pedophiles" video shown to the audience earlier.

Darling said he called the state a pedophile because children were solicited by adults throughout the Commonwealth for Fistgate. Taxpayer money was used to bus children, teachers attended Fistgate who received credits from the state, and the Department of Education paid people to teach homosexual techniques such as fisting to the kids which could kill them.

Scott Whiteman, one of the parents who is being sued for exposing Fistgate, said the state went well beyond tolerance and into advocacy at Fistgate.

People who are interested in participating in The Concerned Women for America's RSVP program can e-mail Sandi Martinez at: massachusetts@states.cwfa.org or write to P.O. Box 535, Chelmsford, MA 01824

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