CENSORSHIP AND AUTHORITY IN SEX EDUCATION.

The article discusses three court cases that took place in the U.S. during the 1970s concerning the role of government in determining sex education curriculum in public schools and whether local authorities could censor and/or regulate sex education. The article examines the cases Mercer v. Michigan, Unitarian Church West v. McConnell, and Bayer v. Kinzler which took place in Michigan, Wisconsin, and New York, respectively.