Zeig mal!: ein Bilderbuch f r Kinder und Eltern /McBride, Will /ISBN 3779573180 (no current copies separate) Få se : seksualopplysning i tekst og bilder for barn og foreldre /McBride, Will /ISBN 8203104630 /Manual Entry (1 copy separate) Show Me! A Picture Book of Sex for Children and Parents /McBride, Will and Helga Fleischhauer-Hardt (1 copy separate) Sex Education Book: Photos of Nude Children OK'd". Spokane Chronicle. Associated Press. November 29, 1977. p.9 . Retrieved December 10, 2021– via Newspapers.com.

Perhaps one can say that too much good was done, for suddenly – and that has survived to this day – the sexuality of children is only seen as problematic, as a case for the police. Of this, of course, Show me! was not spared. As early as 1986 the Frankfurt Youth Authorities renewed an unsuccessful ban request. Ten years later, the the Junge Union (youth organization of the German Christian Democratic Party) in Wuppertal discovered the issue for themselves. There they had seen the controversial book in a library – 22 years after publication. The book, said the CDU (Christlich Demokratische Union – Christian Democratic Party), is “characterized by the almost obsessive notion that society and even children must be liberated from sexual oppression and paternalism. Among other things, the book presents children who have apparently been sexually stimulated – and therefore also probably abused – in the photo studio.” A ver! : un libro de imágenes para niños y padres /Fleischhauer-Hardt, Helga /ISBN 848533406X (2 copies separate) Excerpt: "Some families are big. Some families are small. Some families are the same color. Some families are different colors. All families like to hug each other." Show Me : A Picture Book of Sex for Children and Parents [cloth FIRST ] /McBride, Will; Fleischhauer-Hardt, Helga (2 copies separate)Show Me!: A Picture Book of Sex for Children and Parents /Fleischhauer-Hardt, Helga /ISBN 0312722753 (5 copies separate) Chief offenses: Candid discussions of women's reproductive health and sexuality. (Jerry Falwell called it "obscene trash.") Note from Will Robinson: The text in my English-language copy of "Show Me!" is more conservative than this, with no references to Kinsey or to "Kommune 2.")

Seriously, I hate to say what the pictures in this would look like out of context, because it's pretty bad. New Zealand Censorship Database". Office of Film & Literature Classification. 1976 Publication No. IPT 76-860. 1996 Publication No. 9400964 . Retrieved 12 November 2011. If they’d been listened to, they would all still be alive. A similar fire, which killed six people at Lakanal House in south London in 2009, should have been enough of a warning, but it wasn’t. Seventy-eight people were killed by a collision of forces with one common root: the broad contempt showed by people with power towards those without it. The media, especially the tabloid press and later the new private stations, discovered the child abuse rate as a promising topic. Although such crimes did not occur more frequently than in the 60s and 70s, the impression arose that the sexual abuse of children is pervasive. Kindergartens were observed with suspicion about how close the educators would get to the children, and divorce lawyers discovered in the denunciation of the fathers as pedophiles a successful strategy. In the general sense of alarm, there were also quite useful debates: for the first time, sex tourism in developing countries was not seen as a trivial matter. Finally, in 1992, Justice Minister Klaus Kinkel submitted a tougher anti-child pornography bill to “protect children from the perversions of adults.”By the end of 1974, 10,000 copies had been sold – in part because the Saarland Ministry of Education requested that the book be indexed (banned). Indexing of the book was free advertising for it. “We do everything we can to take advantage of the publicity of the indexing application,” the publishing director exulted in a letter to his lawyer.