Canada: "Middle-class" prostitution by teen girls a growing problem - but guess who has to be taught to behave?

Article here. Excerpt:

'It sounds like an overblown cautionary tale for parents, but teen prostitution is an emerging middle-class phenomenon, says journalist and documentary filmmaker Sharlene Azam in her new book Oral Sex Is the New Goodnight Kiss (which is accompanied by a DVD).

One prostitution ring saw more than 15 girls aged 12 to 16 from several Edmonton middle and high schools offering their bodies to older men who gambled in a townhouse; another involved 15-year-old high-school girls charging college guys $20 for oral sex in Kelowna, B.C. In Surrey, B.C., pimps recruited 12-year-olds at their local mall.
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The author argues that father absenteeism, ineffectual sexual education classes, Internet porn and a hypersexual, "poisonous culture" that promises status through the accumulation of luxury goods are to blame.
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How do the guys fit in?

Parents have a responsibility to teach boys not to use girls. But how do you do that? If you're just starting to look at what your kids are watching and trying to make them media literate at 12, it's kind of too late. ... You have to clarify values and know what healthy sexuality is, versus porn sex. ... [The boys] have this idea of what sexy is and it's a total fabrication. It has nothing to do with the girls that they know, but it's really influencing how they treat girls. They will have an inability to relate to a girl in a normal, healthy relationship.'

I wonder, were any boys actually interviewed for this book? And just when are the girls held responsible for what they are choosing to do (ie, sell sexual favors), or is this all on the guys? It looks like it... same crap, different day.