another eye opener found in that very long kinsey doc...

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Paidika pedophile journal - articles used in American schools; Library of Congress a subscriber (pizzagate)

From Wikipedia: The fact that Paidika was a notable scientific publication, not just a "pedophile magazine", is reinforced by the fact that prestigious institutions such as the British Library and the Library of Congress of the United States were subscribed to in the magazine, and some of its articles Were reproduced in school books. Paidka Wiki page

The article is in defense of Paidka. Here is a good one: However, despite its scientific value, the magazine was frequently attacked and discredited as "pedophile magazine".

Good job Britain and the US for subscribing to the study of normalizing evil. Super awesome we added the articles to our children's school curriculum.

Any way to find out what articles were taught in schools? I would love our government to explain

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Paidika: The Journal of Paedophilia
http://exitinterview.biz/rarities/paidfull.htm

Despite the prohibition from posting full-text copies of Paidika, the journals are fully indexed at this site http://exitinterview.biz/rarities/pdkindex.shtml for the benefit of scholars who might be able to locate copies in libraries.

TO GIVE AN IDEA ABOUT THE TOPICs DISCUSSED IN THAT MAG, more at the link
Number 2, Autumn 1987
Contents of Number 2 (Vol.1 No.2, Autumn 1987)
Cover, Publishing Information, Table of Contents (pp.cover-1)
Thijs Maasen and Leo Dullaart: Interview: René Scherer (pp.2-12)
Lawrence A. Stanley Esq: The Hysteria Over Child Pornography and Paedophilia (pp.13-34)
Dr Frits Bernard: The Dutch Paedophile Emancipation Movement (pp.35-45)
Dr Frits Bernard: On paedophilia:
I. A Center for Paedophiles? II. The Meaning of Paedophilia (pp.46-48)
Louis Asoka: Paidika Bibliographies 1: Alcibiades the Schoolboy by Antonio Rocco (pp.49-55)
Benjamin Rossen: Book Review: Boys on Their Contacts With Men by Theo Sandfort (pp.56-63)
Letters (p.64, plus subscription order form [obsolete] inside back cover)