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November 25, 2004

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Two Chinese universities have suspended a free condom handout. The handout was part of an anti-AIDS drive. China's young are experiencing a sexual revolution but the country's traditional conservatism is clashing with both this changing culture and efforts to control AIDS. Something has to give - hopefully China will start to overcome its puritanical streak in time.

 posted by Simon on 11.25.04 at 10:56 AM in the




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As we told the kids growing up: It is better to be good than safe, and better safe than dead. I might not like the idea of premrital sex, but it exists, and I would rather have living healthy children.

 posted by: Rachel Ann on 11.28.04 at 10:31 PM [permalink]




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