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A sex educator who works for the largest chapter of Planned Parenthood also doubles as a TikTok star who speaks directly to young people with instructions on how to buy sex toys and inanimate objects that can be used as replacements.
Mariah Caudillo works for the Mar Monte affiliate of the pro-choice organization and provides sex education to more than 220,000 people each year in central California and parts of Nevada.
Caudillo often specifically targets youth in his videos for more than 418,000 followers on TikTok. @sexedfiles.
In one video, she showed that ‘spicy toys’, as she calls them, can be improvisedly replaced using fruits and vegetables, while in another she suggests everything from an electric toothbrush to an X-Box controller.
A sex educator who works for the largest chapter of Planned Parenthood also doubles as a TikTok star who speaks directly to young people with instructions on how to buy sex toys and inanimate objects that can be used as replacements.
Caudillo also accused sex education of being “written by mostly white people who tend to do the bare minimum when it comes to … recognizing the intersections of racial justice, social justice, and reproductive justice,” according to foxnews.
He also insisted that “pleasure-based sex education can be tailored to meet the needs of young people,” saying in another video that age shouldn’t necessarily be the determining factor in starting to have sex.
A recurring feature of his TikTok account also includes reading aloud questions from middle and high school students about sex, birth control, and bodily functions.
In one such video, he is asked if there is an appropriate age to buy a ‘spicy toy’.
Caudillo responded by saying that “it’s not illegal to buy naughty toys online, even as a teenager, which most people do.” Just buy them with a valid credit card, debit card or gift card.
She added: ‘If you’re curious about naughty toys, or you just want to explore what’s out there or if you want to buy them, or one, whatever, it’s to do it online. Note that some of these stores also have age restrictions on their website, but just like this app, people can access them anyway.
It also simulates the use of sex toys and the placement of condoms on an inanimate representation of the male genitalia.
Mariah Caudillo works for the Mar Monte affiliate of the pro-choice organization and provides sex education to more than 220,000 people each year in central California and parts of Nevada.
Caudillo often specifically targets youth in his videos for more than 418,000 followers on TikTok.
Location of Planned Parenthood Mar Monte in Bakersfield, California
Caudillo, who appears to have deleted her LinkedIn page, previously worked as a high school educator for Planned Parenthood.
The revelation comes during an ongoing focus on what public schools are teaching young children about sex, gender and gender identity.
Earlier Friday, the popular Libs of TikTok account noted that Planned Parenthood funds something called “The Rainbow Room,” a club where teachers offer support to “discuss LGBTQ-related issues at school.”
The account also posted a photo from a show showing children playing with sex toys and simulating sexual acts.
In December, it was revealed that an executive director of Planned Parenthood’s sex education arm claimed that children are born ‘sexual’ and called for comprehensive sex education starting in kindergarten, as well as porn literacy for older age groups.
The executive director of Planned Parenthood’s Center for Sex Education located in New Jersey, Bill Taverner, said that “we are all sexual beings from birth to death.”
Bill Taverner, who has advocated for sex education at US congressional briefings, said in 2015 that “we are all sexual beings from birth to death.”
He said: ‘[We have] in our society, an assumption of the asexuality of people with intellectual disabilities.
“It’s a perpetuated myth, and in reality we are all sexual beings from birth to death,” said the executive director of New Jersey-based Planned Parenthood.
The sentiment was echoed by Planned Parenthood, which said in a guide titled “Fundamentals of Teaching Sexuality” that “sexuality is a part of life through all ages and stages.”
“Babies, the elderly and everyone in between can experience sexuality.”
But many have criticized Taverner’s unearthed comments, saying the ideas he spread in fact “promote pedophilia.”