Reviews for Morality, sex, and the Constitution

The average rating for Morality, sex, and the Constitution based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-11-07 00:00:00 Dan Wales Decent review of the history of the pro-sex workers' rights movement, but it's a little more historical in scope than arguments- based. It only covers the arguments in a vague, general sense and is definitely more concerned with the historical development.

Review # 2 was written on 2011-07-05 00:00:00 Lisa Lumpkin Every parent should read this. It sharpens our ability to understand how perps get access to children and once they have access, how they lure them. The subject makes this a very difficult book to read, I won't lie. Leberg uses non-academic wording so it's approachable for us layfolk. A careful reading of this can potentially save more kids from this travesty. I wish this topic was included in parenting classes. Parents can easily get access to the signs of abuse in children. For teenagers, some parents are learning how to spot suicidal thoughts so they can prevent that. This book teaches how to spot behaviours in potential child molesters. It doesn't encourage witch hunting, but it does give practical tools to protect more at risk children before something tragic happens.