Sex ed bill moving in Minn. House draws GOP opposition

Pamphlets line the door to the health clinic at King Middle School in Portland, Maine, in 2008. In Minnesota, legislation is moving in the state House that would require schools to have comprehensive sexual health programs in elementary and secondary grades. Some Republican lawmakers, however, are strongly opposed.
Cheryl Senter | AP 2008
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