"There is a difference" -- Anti-Sex Education Promotional Card

Memphis, Tennessee: J. Biggert, 1970. Very good to near-fine. Minor toning.. A printed card depicting two small children, each looking into their diapers with a caption reading: "There is a difference". At the top is a directive for the viewer to "fight against" the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), a non-profit dedicating to advancing sex education. On the verso is a brief polemic against sex education and the so-called "communists" that promote it: "Sex should not be taught in an un-Christian way. 'Teachers' who advocate that free love before marriage and mate-swapping after 'marriage' are 'fun', are giving us another way of destroying ourselves..." It goes on, providing nice examples of the conservative urge to cling to fallacies and outdated, faulty reasoning. Measures approx. 2.25" by 4