Which of the following has historically been a rationale behind enacting sex laws?

A. to protect the family as the principal unit of the social order
B. to give sexual minorities the right to live openly and without discrimination
C. to allow more freedom of sexual expression
D. to remain neutral in matters involving the attainment of sex through coercion and exploitation


Answer: A

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