I've just scrolled back on this thread and the in AIBU, but I can't see the comment. So I've 'atted' Lang to check.
Not me, sorry!
But teen pregnancy rates are down across the country for a variety of reasons, none of which have anything to do with Warwickshire promoting porn to teens and tweens!
Standard, sensible school education informing about contraceptive methods and dispelling myths about conception, plus wide availability of sexual health clinics seem to have been the main factors. FPA is concerned the rates will rise again due to austerity cuts in the latter. And we still have the highest rates in Western Europe.
Figures here: www.fpa.org.uk/news/fpa-welcomes-record-low-teenage-pregnancy-rates-warns-progress-threatened-sexual-health-service
I'd argue that confused educational material on gender identity is unhelpful - in the 1950s it used to be "you can't get pregnant if you do it standing up". These days it could turn into "you can't get pregnant if you have sex with someone who identifies as a lesbian". And I'm not actually joking, laughable though that sounds.