Sex In Today's World

with the men and women of law enforcement all suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law did the same things and let's all admit that we did the same things but it was it was a secret we didn't uh... discuss it back into the dormitories of the fraternities didn't break about it

mothers and fathers are all drinking beer watching roller derby and then they change the channel. And then they see you guys on the floor. They say, oh boy, they're really sick. And what a core kid.

I don't think any more is going on. I mean, you can only get to a certain point in sex and you can't go any farther, but I think it's just being brought out in the open more.

People are talking about it. People are thinking about it. They're not sneaking off in corners and not telling their friends about it and being embarrassed about it. embarrassed about it. They're coming right out in the open.

This is an examination of sex in the 60s. What is different about this decade? What changes are taking place? Dr. Mary S. Calderon, executive director, sex information and education council of the United States. We adults are rightfully hung up about sex. We've lived through a couple of eras. For For instance, I brought children up two groups of children of my own in two different eras

in the 20s and in the 40s. And it was two different worlds, quite literally. And changes in the 60s are once again completely different. We're seeing an explosion of sexual expression. Again, not just necessarily the in-bed expression, but in all of our communications media, for instance.