This was mentioned on a listserve that I am on with sorors and this really concerns me. I know a lot of you are parents and maybe you are not aware that this is going on, but it is. . .
**I tried to edit out as much as possible the offensive terminology.**
The kids call the game P_____ Poppers.
Girls wear these multicolored rubber bracelets on their arms and a boywill come up to them and try to break one... each color bracelet has a different meaning.....the girl will have to perform the act for that color. Students have been suspended from schools for selling them. These are the meanings for the colors (in DC).
*NOTE: THESE ARE THE CHILDREN'S MEANING AND TERMINOLOGY!!!!!
Black: Sexual intercourse (sex)
Blue: Oral sex
Green: Outdoor Sex
Clear: anything you want
Orange: Kiss
Yellow: Hug
Red: Lapdance (3 minute max)
Purple: Usual Sex (doggie style, etc.)
Silver: Fisting (hand in vagina/butt)
White: flashing your breasts
Pink: flash anything
Gold Glitter: make out
Brown: toss my salad
Glow in Dark: sex toys
Spikes: same sex
AGAIN EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW THIS INFORMATION. THE KIDS
IN SCHOOLS ARE PLAYING THIS GAME. WE NEED TO LOOK FOR IT WHEN WE ARE DOING INTERVIEWS, INVESTIGATING CASES, ETC. Davis ES actually had a training on this topic. I performed a search on the internet and found millions of topics, websites, etc. on this topic. WE HAVE TO STAY ON TOP OF CHILDREN AND KNOW EXACTLY WHAT'S GOING ON, go to:
http://www.nbc10.com/news/2619696/detail.html and read.
Another soror shared:
There is also another "sex game" being played by middle school children. They're called Rainbow Parties. At these parties, the girls put different shades of lipstick on & perform oral sex on each boy. At the end, the boys' penises have different color lipstick rings that I guess look like a rainbow & hence the name Rainbow Parties. I live in the Baltimore Metro area but I am sure this game is not isolated to this area. These activities take place after the parent leaves but before the child goes to school or during the infamous hours after school but before the parents come home.