UNITED STATES OF SEX(ed)

—The Talk Can Depend on Your Address—

Gen Z grew up amid a public reckoning with sexual harm, yet harm stays normalized, and the systems meant to protect and educate keep falling short.

The culture we inherit isn't just talked into being. It's written into law.

What you learn about sex, whether consent is taught, and what support exists after harm can change completely across a state line.


Your State Law Database
Your State Sex & HIV Education Policies
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No legal requirement to cover consent in sex education

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WANT TO KNOW WHATS OK?!!
“We are not pioneers in this work, this movement is very long, and the reason why it is long, is because it is not about sex, it is about power.”
— Taruna Burke