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Obviously any textbook detailing homosexuality cannot be defined as good.

My psychology textbook has a whole section of a chapter devoted to basically the same thing Flora said. Almost in the exact same words.
 
Well look at the Dutch view of homosexuality (as a whole) compared to America's view of homosexuality.
 
Ryubane said:
Obviously any textbook detailing homosexuality cannot be defined as good.
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Unfortunate implications
Because of your phrasing,
Be careful with you words
Or else you'll get a tazing~

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Teh Ebil Snorlax said:
Unfortunate implications
Because of your phrasing,
Be careful with you words
Or else you'll get a tazing~

taser.jpg
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Unfortunate implications:
Result of mis-communications
Please fix your public relations
Which'll be some hard operations
But be calm like impatiens
Unfortunate implications
 
One of my sociology textbooks (it's university-level, so the whole thing is mostly black-and-white block of text that even I as a sociology nut, struggle to read) has a giant, full-colour picture of The Villiage People on the homosexuality subsection.

Anthony Giddens has a fantastic sense of humour X3
 
Dannichu said:
One of my sociology textbooks (it's university-level, so the whole thing is mostly black-and-white block of text that even I as a sociology nut, struggle to read) has a giant, full-colour picture of The Villiage People on the homosexuality subsection.

Anthony Giddens has a fantastic sense of humour X3
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This is why studying biology is interesting - the textbooks always have pretty pictures. :3
 
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I didn't realize uni-level books would be any different.
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Aside from the fact that they're made for University students, therefore able to have more information on a subject, go into deeper depth, use words that schools can't in case students don't understand them...?
 
Pwnemon said:
I didn't realize uni-level books would be any different.
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There's a difference in detail between junior- and senior-level books in secondary school, of course university-level biology is going to be more in-depth. I'd be surprised if many senior-level books even pointed out the glans, let alone the frenulum but I'm sure uni-level textbooks have a look at them.
 
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