Population control organization Planned Parenthood has teamed up with a major public library system in California to promote adult themes among “all ages” by handing out condoms and other inappropriate items to children.
Planned Parenthood is seeking to promote “sexual health resource cabinets” for kids in libraries across California.
These cabinets are accessible to library visitors, including children, without restrictions.
They will provide children with condoms, pregnancy tests, contraceptives, dental dams, lubricants, and graphic sex education materials, all for free.
The effort is a partnership between Planned Parenthood Mar Monte and the Sacramento Public Library system.
Cabinets had already been placed in 12 of its 28 libraries six weeks ago, CBS News first reported.
The library system is under city-county jurisdiction.
The cabinets also include Planned Parenthood pamphlets titled “How to Talk to Your Child About Sex.”
They are also stocked with QR codes directing people to the clinic’s sexual health materials.
The move has alarmed parents’ rights activist groups, however.
Families say the cabinets provide a way for the local government to reach minors with explicit content without parental consent or knowledge.
In a statement, Greg Burt, vice president of the nonprofit advocacy group California Family Council, said: