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West Virginia schools rethink sex ed

West Virginia schools rethink sex ed

05/21/2017

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West Virginia schools rethink sex ed

Clip: 5/21/2017 | 10m 3s

West Virginia schools rethink sex ed

The U.S. has the highest rate of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases among developed nations. In an attempt to reverse these trends, schools in West Virginia are having more candid conversations with students and introducing comprehensive sexual education curricula. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Yasmeen Qureshi reports.

05/21/2017

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