Take A Look At The Primary Schools Pushing ‘Genderqueer’ Teaching to Kindergarteners

Primary school children at 120 British schools will now be instructed to stop using gender binary terms such as “boys,” “girls,” “ladies,” and “gents” to refer to others’ sexes, and to start using gender-fluid terms like “cisgender,” “transgender,” “genderqueer,” “panromantic,” and “intersex.”

A guidebook sent to schools around Britain is telling teachers, parents, and students that by using gender binary language and enforcing the idea that there are differences between males and females, they are discriminating against transgender students in the classroom. The book, titled, “Can I Tell You About Gender Diversity,” gives a list of replacement terms which children can use to describe themselves and others.