Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That's a lot to infer from a simple assignment that mentioned none of this.Because at that point, it's really about indoctrinating children with an ideology. No, "black and white molds of gender and sexuality" don't need to be broken and that's certainly not a conversation to be having with kids. Almost all males will grow up to men with sex-typical behavior, and same for females. We don't have to upend society because a tiny number of people, me included, are exceptions to the rule. Leave them alone to be kids. That's more a debate (and I do mean debate, as what they say isn't settled science) to have in a sociology class or at least high school, if we're going to have it all, not with 5 year olds. Kindergartners are supposed to be learning their ABCs and taking lots of naps.
Teachers should not be acting as activists and forcing their views on children. They should be as unbiased as possible in their lessons, when it comes to political issues. Parents have the right to object to such things. You go to school to be taught facts and how to think correctly (using reason and logic), not to be told what to think or question your entire identity.
It's just going to lead to more confusion and people being mislead, because a lot of what these gender activists are saying isn't even true. At this point, they don't even accept that biological sex is real or that there's neurological and psychological differences between males and females, even though we know damn well there are and we can see this with our own eyes. What makes me even more angry is how they pretend to represent trans people, when we damn sure aren't all on board with this. Even I'm becoming homophobic and transphobic due to the antics of the radicals shoving nonsense down people's throats, and I'm bisexual and trans! Lol. (Not really, I'm just sick of it and prefer to distance myself from it as much as possible.)
And, again, why shouldn't the conversation be opened early as to what it means to be a boy/man or girl/woman? It's not indoctrination to have people put a little thought into it, and it would probably do society as a whole some good to do away with rigid expectations of what men and women are to be like, and to learn and understand our value, worth and who we are is much more than what we have between the legs and the ability to reproduce.