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NPR Reporter Corey Flintoff recently returned from a month in Baghdad. He joins Kojo to offer a first-hand perspective on violence in the Iraqi capital, and discusses possible implications of President Bush's proposed troop increase.
Corey Flintoff, NPR Reporter
Whether it's sex education or vaccinations against sexually-transmitted infections, local schools and governments are debating approaches to adolescent sexual health. But reaching kids remains a highly personal challenge for parents and teachers. Kojo speaks with a prominent sexual health educator.
Deborah Roffman, Sex Education Instructor, Park School of Baltimore; author, "Sex and Sensibility: The Thinking Parent's Guide to Talking Sense about Sex" (Perseus)
Whether it's the President's speech on Iraq or Cal Ripken's election to the baseball Hall of Fame, it's "Your Turn" to set the agenda.
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