Here Romla, who lives with a form of Muscular Dystrophy, explains why online sex education needs to be inclusive of disabled people Disabled people have long been excluded from conversations about sex and pleasure, as it’s not been seen as necessary. This exclusion puts disabled children and young people at greater risk of abuse and…
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