Meanwhile, kids (of all races) who live inside elaborately constructed safety cones--airbags; mandatory bicycle helmets; mommy pagers; home-security systems; anti-drug campaigns; anti-sex propaganda; and sanitized-for-your-protection suburbs--yearn for something to rebel against.
Safety cones improve the chances of kids staying away from drugs and sex.
Safety cones don't improve the chances of kids staying away from drugs and sex.