By Miriam Grossman
ISBN-10: 1595230459
ISBN-13: 9781595230454
Our campuses are steeped in political correctness?that?s infrequently information to an individual. yet nobody realizes that radical social agendas have additionally taken over campus overall healthiness and counseling facilities, with dire consequences.
Psychiatrist Miriam Grossman is familiar with this larger than an individual. She has taken care of greater than 2,000 scholars at one in every of America?s so much prestigious universities, and she?s obvious how the something- is going, women-are-just-like-men, ?safer-sex? time table is admittedly making our little kids sick.
Dr. Grossman takes factor with the specialists who recommend that scholars difficulties may be solved with loose condoms and Zoloft. What campus counselors and well-being services needs to do, she argues, is inform uncomfortable, politically mistaken truths, in particular to younger sufferers of their so much weak and careworn moments. rather than platitudes and incorrect information, it?s time to provide them genuine protection.
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