Save sexuality and gender studies--support science

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   Name: Meredith White on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Sarah Steer on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Samantha Gottlieb on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Anna Steiner on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Consuelo Bonillas on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2009

   Comments: As a sexuality educator, I know the value of sexuality courses. Students learn to make informed decisions and have stronger relationships. Respect for self and others, responsibility for ones actions and statements, as well as recognition of the rights of others are goals taught and accomplished in sexuality courses.

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   Name: Diana D. McDonnell, PhD on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Randeep Gill on Feb 17, 2009

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   Name: Stephen T. Russell on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Christine Sophia Pettett, M.Phil. on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: As a Yale University and University of Chicago trained anthropologist, a published author and instructor at 3 universities, and a compassionate member of all communities in our world, I urge you to protect and expand current academic and other research programs which explore all issues of all sexualities in the interest of science, the responsible and joyous full living of life, and in the name of human rights for all. For fear and ignorance to be codified by disallowing important research on this significant element of human embodiment is to create far more problems than the censors claim would create--this has already been proven. The repression of research in the name of an exclusionary morality is unethical in my cosmology. Sincerely, Christine Sophia Pettett, A.B., M.Phil., Reiki Master Teacher

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Louis Miller on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Mrs. Yvette T. Warren on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: Executive Founder- The Privy Syndicate

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Patrick Staerke on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Emily Impett on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Jyoti Puri on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Matthew Wolford on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Dr. Shelley Francis on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Emily Boyd on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Suepattra May on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Dvera Saxton on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Zelaika Clarke on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: As a Gender and Sexuality studies graduate of NYU, it is unfortunate that Sexuality is not recognized as significant and important field of study in other academic institutions. Sexuality studies are fundamental to the sensitization and awareness of issues facing disenfranchised and marginalized people. More importantly sexuality affects every single individual as well as their health. Sexual literacy can empower people to make healthy decisions for themselves which is an important factor for the advancement of society. Taking away sexuality programs disregard the importance of diversity and academic opportunities.

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    Name: Christine Shearer on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Judith Fletcher on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Becky Knight on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: As a woman, wife and mother (and as a sexuality educator and coach), I believe it is hugely important that we come to a better and broader understanding of sexuality -- in all its aspects.

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    Name: Jessie Matthews on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Tiffany Nurrenbern on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Zoe Peterson on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Zoe Peterson on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Maryline Decarie on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Michael Goodyear on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Elizabeth Anne Wood, Ph.D. on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: WIthout good research on sexuality there cannot be good sex-related policy. This affects civil rights, community health, and individual happiness. Sexuality education is as important as good research and smart policy in terms of protecting human rights, improving the health of communities and expanding the potential for individual happiness.

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    Name: Jennifer Vencill on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Kia Heise on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Prof. Zachary Androus on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Amy Pierce on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Inara De Luna on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Megan Henley on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Ashley Henshaw on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Haley Ball on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Bonnie Zylbergold on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Samantha on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Bonnie Zylbergold on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Saundra Schwartz on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Deborah Schooler on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Liz Eno on Feb 17, 2009

    Comments: Sexuality studies is more than needed.

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    Name: Adam Caplan on Feb 17, 2009

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    Name: Danielle Fettes on Feb 17, 2009

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