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California University Wants Your 4-Year-Olds To Touch Each Other And Watch Porn

The California State Bar's main office. By Coolcaesar at the English language Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=15833247

The University of California, Santa Barbara wants to teach four-year-olds to touch each other and watch porn, according to Fox News Wednesday.

UCSB’s sociology department created material for parents to encourage their children to explore sexuality on the university’s online platform called SexInfo Online, Fox News reported. The website was created by students from the university who have studied human sexuality. The website includes several sections devoted to sexual education with a specific section devoted to adolescents called “Childhood Sexuality.”

The section discusses childhood masturbation, sexual play, and sexual attraction between children. The photo on the section includes two young children touching and kissing each other on the lips. The site also tells parents not to discourage their children from masturbating.

“It is not unusual to see children try to pleasure themselves through physical exploration and masturbation or look at the bodies of other children (especially those of the other sex) because of this natural curiosity. This infatuation, discovery of pleasurable feelings, and desire for knowledge is completely normal,” according to the website.

“Children might display affection to their friends by hugging and kissing, or touching each other’s genitals, which is perfectly normal,” the site added.

The “Talking to Your Child About Sex” section also encouraged parents to allow their children to watch pornography to learn more about sex.

“The Amazing True Story of How Babies Are Made” by Fiona Katauskas previously caused upheaval due to giving children an extremely graphic explanation of how adults have sex, according to BuzzFeed.