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Katie Haan on peer-led sex education and how to be an ally to the queer community
Sex educator Katie Haan sat down with Giddy's Marisa Sullivan to discuss using her TikTok presence and podcast to educate listeners on various sexual health topics, as well as best practices for using mixed pronouns and how adults can support queer youth.
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