New Live Action Undercover Video: Institutional Dangerous Sex Promotion at Planned Parenthood


Multiple Counselors Promote BDSM, “Sex Shops,” “Dominatrix Stuff” to Minors

Arlington, VA – A new undercover video from Live Action shows Planned Parenthood counselors showing questionable and even dangerous judgment on how to advise minors on sexual matters.

The release is a combination of new Live Action investigative footage and videos and screenshots from Planned Parenthood’s promotional materials.  The latter include a clip from the video series “A Naked Notion,” sponsored by Planned Parenthood, where the hostess explains the principles of BDSM, which involves sex partners beating, whipping, or otherwise inflicting pain on each other.

“What we’re about to release shows a systemic, institutional problem in America’s largest abortion corporation,” Lila Rose, Live Action’s president, stated.  “It’s not a matter of ‘don’t judge,’ but rather explicit endorsement of violent and harmful sexual practices to boys and girls as young as fifteen years old.”



Planned Parenthood characterizes itself as a leading sex educator for children.  The organization receives millions of dollars in public money through the TPP (Teen Pregnancy Prevention) program, as well as through PREP (the Personal Responsibility and Education Program).

“Taxpayers, and especially parents, need to know where their money is going,” Rose said.  “This funding is not optional – it’s a compulsory, government-enforced extraction going toward extremely questionable programs and dangerous advice for our nation’s teens.”

Rose expects Live Action’s upcoming investigative releases to serve as “a wake-up call for America’s parents.”  “This is not a partisan issue.  Whether people are liberal or conservative, or even whether they’re pro-life or pro-choice, I think we’re going to see a lot of common ground in the outrage over what we’re about to show people.”

~ Via Live Action.

Related:

 Live Action Video: Planned Parenthood Instructs Minors on ‘Torture Sex’

 Video: Planned Parenthood sex education everything you’d guess it would be



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