Debbie Silberman

Jan 13, 2025 | law.com | Daniel A. Pollack |Debbie Silberman

In today's world, brazen sexual expression saturates our culture. While the sexualization of people is not new, the constant media focus on sexuality—especially involving children—has heightened public attention in troubling ways. This raises a pressing question: Are we unintentionally normalizing children’s reflections on their own sexuality at too young an age? And, could this inadvertently make them more vulnerable to sexual grooming?