Alex Liu

director of “A Sexplanation”

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It’s safe to say that for many people, high school sex education can lead to more confusion about sex, rather than answers.

New documentary ‘A Sexplanation’ focuses on reducing the stigma of sex education

It’s safe to say that for many people, high school sex education can lead to more confusion about sex, rather than answers.

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