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A five year old boy was introduced to the class as a boy. He leaves the classroom comes back dressed as a girl and is reintroduced as her.
This Ceremony was not cleared with parents before hand.
Some children were deeply traumatized .
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/08/28/transgender-kids-book_a_23188219/
According to Scary Mommy, a trans student at Rocklin Academy Gateway School brought the children's book I am Jazz to school for story time back in June.
The book is based on real-life trans teen Jazz Jennings, who is a YouTube star and LGBTQ advocate, and reveals how Jazz knew she was "a girl's brain in a boy's body" since the age of two.
In support of the trans student who brought the book to class, the teacher also read Red: A Crayon's Story on the same day, which is a book about a crayon struggling with an identity crisis.
Parents were deeply upset that they were not informed that this type of subject matter would be taught to their kids.
Although both kids' books are aimed at children aged four to eight, parents were deeply upset that they were not informed that this type of subject matter would be taught to their kids.
"My daughter came home crying and shaking so afraid she could turn into a boy," one parent revealed
This Ceremony was not cleared with parents before hand.
Some children were deeply traumatized .
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/08/28/transgender-kids-book_a_23188219/
According to Scary Mommy, a trans student at Rocklin Academy Gateway School brought the children's book I am Jazz to school for story time back in June.
The book is based on real-life trans teen Jazz Jennings, who is a YouTube star and LGBTQ advocate, and reveals how Jazz knew she was "a girl's brain in a boy's body" since the age of two.
In support of the trans student who brought the book to class, the teacher also read Red: A Crayon's Story on the same day, which is a book about a crayon struggling with an identity crisis.
Parents were deeply upset that they were not informed that this type of subject matter would be taught to their kids.
Although both kids' books are aimed at children aged four to eight, parents were deeply upset that they were not informed that this type of subject matter would be taught to their kids.
"My daughter came home crying and shaking so afraid she could turn into a boy," one parent revealed