SEXUALITY EDUCATION
prevention of unintended pregnancy (1960s-70s), then moved on to the pre-vention of HIV (1980s) and awareness about sexual abuse (1990s), finally embracing the prevention of sexism, homophobia and online bullying from 2000 onwards. Today, an analysis of gender norms and reflections on gen-der inequality are important parts of sexuality education.
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