North Carolina lawmakers want to give parents more choices when it comes to sex education.
Tuesday the House Health Committee approved a bill that lets parents choose what their child is taught about sex.
They can pick the current curriculum of abstinence until marriage, a safe sex curriculum, or they can opt out of both curriculums and choose no sex education at all for their child.
The measure next heads to a vote by the full state House.
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