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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 5, 2018
It does appear, from everything we are able to gather, that Generation Z actually is what we’ve memed them to be and even the girls are changing in a positive way.
I won’t believe it until I see it, but I like seeing these reports.
The number of high-school-age teens who are having sex dropped markedly over a decade, a trend that includes substantial declines among younger students, African Americans and Hispanics, according to a new government report released Thursday.
The survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed especially steep declines in the past two years. It adds to evidence about ongoing progress in reducing risky behavior by teenagers, who are becoming pregnant, smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and using marijuana at rates lower than younger people before them, according to public health surveys.
“Early initiation of sexual activity is associated with having more sexual partners, not using condoms, sexually transmitted infection and pregnancy during adolescence,” the report noted. It called the falling rate of sexual activity among 9th- and 10th-graders “especially encouraging.”
The researchers said they could not attribute the trend “directly to any specific intervention,” but experts have previously cited a number of factors, most importantly access in school and online to straightforward information about sex and contraception.
Laura Lindberg, principal research scientist at the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit organization that studies reproductive rights and health, noted that the vast majority of the decline occurred between 2013 and 2015.
“So we need to see if this is a short-term blip or this is something that is going to continue,” Lindberg said. “The drops are very large in 2015, and that raises questions of survey value.”
The results differ from another national survey, conducted in teenagers’ homes, that showed little change in sexual activity. The National Youth Risk Behavior Surveys cited in Thursday’s report are conducted in schools.
Still, she said, the finding that ninth- and 10th-graders are delaying sexual initiation is a welcome development that most likely results from the end of federally funded school programs that taught abstinence until marriage. In 2010, she said, the Obama administration replaced that curriculum with “medically accurate” information about sex and contraception.
The fact that they say blacks and Mexicans are having less sex makes me think the entire thing is made up.
I wish we had some real data.
