The first book was recently re-published for the Kinsey Institute to commemorate their 60 years in the illicit sexuality business.

I personally witnessed Alfred Kinsey hand my grandfather and my father a joint check for just $6,000.00, for his several years of so-called research for the Kinsey books. Alfred Kinsey also wrote 'The Sexuality of the Human Female' (1953). I still remember that forest green edition that was disguised to look like the Holy Bible. My father was proud to be one of the so-called researchers for this book while he was using me as his sex slave to do the so-called research. Were all of those on the Committee ignorant of the Kinsey Institute's history and the founder, Alfred Kinsey, with his famous 'orgasm charts' documenting the molesting of children with a stop-watch?Īlfred Kinsey founded the Kinsey Institute on the campus of Indiana University when he wrote his first book, 'Sexuality of the Human Male' that was pre-published in 1947. I was outraged when I saw the Internet video of the Kinsey Institute testifying before the United Nations accreditation committee for NGO status. I was infuriated that there was no opposition to their application. To the United Nations Accreditation Committee: There was no experimentation, and no one was ‘recruited’ to ‘participate,’ and certainly not to molest anyone.” It is surprising that not only did Kinsey collect data from child abusers, but he accepted them as scientifically valid, or at least he presented it to the world as if it were valid scientific research showing children are sexual from birth.Įsther has written a letter to the United Nations asking them to reject the Kinsey Institute and put a stop to the harmful practices and ideologies that led to her own sexual abuse as a child.īelow is Esther’s letter to the United Nations dated April 12, 2014: The Kinsey Institute dismisses Esther’s claims with this statement on their website, “Kinsey did not ask people to fill out questionnaires or forms.

Esther White with her father and younger brother.

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