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"Kindergartners and other elementary-aged students in California’s public schools will be taught to reject “gender stereotypes” – such as about clothing, colors and toys – and to accept transgenderism as normative if proposed health guidelines are approved. There would be no opt-out option for parents. One recommended book in the guidelines tells the story of a boy who wants to be a princess. Another recommended book teaches students there are at least 15 genders. That same book also tells children it’s impossible to know if a baby is a boy or a girl."
Okay is this just not getting ridicules? I'm not here to bash California as it has thee perfect weather and some of the most beautiful landscape in America but have you people lost your minds?
Tell me this really doesn't play with majority of the state and this is just some weirdo concept that will most likely get rejected.
Thoughts or maybe I am out on a island on this issue?
"Kindergartners and other elementary-aged students in California’s public schools will be taught to reject “gender stereotypes” – such as about clothing, colors and toys – and to accept transgenderism as normative if proposed health guidelines are approved. There would be no opt-out option for parents. One recommended book in the guidelines tells the story of a boy who wants to be a princess. Another recommended book teaches students there are at least 15 genders. That same book also tells children it’s impossible to know if a baby is a boy or a girl."
Okay is this just not getting ridicules? I'm not here to bash California as it has thee perfect weather and some of the most beautiful landscape in America but have you people lost your minds?
Tell me this really doesn't play with majority of the state and this is just some weirdo concept that will most likely get rejected.
Thoughts or maybe I am out on a island on this issue?
Solution: Eliminate government schools. All private. Parents decide, not the school government politicians. But poor people can't afford it.
Sure they can, their taxes will go down and they'll not have no incentive to have 7 kids on $25K/year incomes. But they don't pay taxes to go down!
I thought only rich people didn't pay their fair share! Then make the tax system proportional to voting strengths: the more tax you pay, the more votes you get to cast. But that's not fair, one vote, one person!
Is middle class and wealthy people paying 99% of the taxes fair?
Story is false. Some books about gender stereotypes appeared in a draft educational resource document as "suggested." Probably won't even be in the final document.
Anyone who has read my posts on the topic knows that I support the transgender community, but this sheet is way over the top. Not only that but it undermines legitimate issues.
"Kindergartners and other elementary-aged students in California’s public schools will be taught to reject “gender stereotypes” – such as about clothing, colors and toys – and to accept transgenderism as normative if proposed health guidelines are approved. There would be no opt-out option for parents. One recommended book in the guidelines tells the story of a boy who wants to be a princess. Another recommended book teaches students there are at least 15 genders. That same book also tells children it’s impossible to know if a baby is a boy or a girl."
Okay is this just not getting ridicules? I'm not here to bash California as it has thee perfect weather and some of the most beautiful landscape in America but have you people lost your minds?
Tell me this really doesn't play with majority of the state and this is just some weirdo concept that will most likely get rejected.
Thoughts or maybe I am out on a island on this issue?
What appears to be some details on the whole she-bang.
Honestly, I don't know how the teachers have time for actual school given all the great ideas people have piled on them to program little kids in desirable ways.
One book specifically mentioned is that enduring work, 'My Princess Boy' by Cheryl Kilodavis. Dunno if it has 15 genders or not, one can only hope.
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