[Content Warning- sexuality, sexual violence, child sexual abuse] Lady D- (description) Black woman with long wine-colord nails, salt and pepper locs, wearing a sleeveless blue/grey/white top with yellow trimming. Wearing a silver ring, silver bracelets, one silver neckless and one black neckless sitting in front of a brown and silver lamp, grey curtains and wood panel wall, speaking to audience/camera. Well, I think that comprehensive sex education is not just, you know, giving them particulars of what sex is, and I think it’s also about all the variables because there are so many variables in sex education that we just overlook. You know, we talk about sex education is the way of monogamy, male or female, but there are so many variable sin that and there are so many people that don’t fit into that mold, so I think that we need to educate more about that. Amber Description: Genderfluid woman of color, with locs pulled up in a high loose bun, wearing a light blue button down long sleeve shirt, yellow vest, blue and dark grey stripped tie, sitting in front of grey curtains and wood panel wall, speaking to audience/camera. Comprehensive sex education is consent, consent, consent. It’s teaching people how to communicate. It’s not abstinence-only education. It is telling children that “hey you might have these inclination, you’re gonna start feeling things, and this is how you explore safely.” That’s not telling them, “hey, go do it,” but it’s saying, “these are the tools that you need to go about it safely, to protect your body, your spirit, your heart.” Comprehensive sex education is everything and it’s necessary in all schools around the world. Maisha- (description) Black femme woman with up-do-wrapped locs, wearing a silver heart neckless, multi-colored top and long earnings. Sitting in front of a brown and silver lamp, grey curtains and wood panel wall, speaking to audience/camera. Comprehensive sex ed to me involved talking about consent, talking about bodies, talking about desire, um, talking about explorations and like feelings and intimacy and what that looks like. That is something that I never was thought. Talking about [feeling] your fears, maybe, or what you’re curious about. So that would be comprehensive sex ed. And of course also talking about the actual act of sex, but that for me, includes everything including spirituality. Ignacio - (description) Black/Brown/Red tattooed genderqueer person wearing glasses, off-the shoulder wine colored knitted top and long silver neckless. Sitting in front of a brown and silver lamp, grey curtains and wood panel wall, speaking to audience/camera.) Comprehensive sex education is so many things. I think we think of sex ed as things around procreations or bir ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nSilQbTjR8

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