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To: mainestategop
my son's kindergarten class had a new intern last week: a male who appears to be transgendering, in desperate need of a training bra, and wearing drag-queen quality makeup. Writing the post on Friday was cathartic, and I had basically come to the conclusion that my son would probably not notice the things I did about the new intern

Wrong. Kids' intellects and ability to draw conclusions may not be as developed, but their perceptions of what they see are probably more accurate than adults'. So she does need to help this child form an appropriate attitude. And it wouldn't hurt to "help" the principal and the school board, either. Oh, and start homeschooling.

3 posted on 05/16/2016 10:34:05 AM PDT by Albion Wilde (In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. --George Orwell)
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To: Albion Wilde

There were many reasons we homeschooled, but one came from my very first parent teacher conference with our oldest child’s kindergarten teacher. He was a pretty nerdy quiet kid(kind of miss that stage!!) so I wasn’t anticipating any problems. I was wrong-she was very upset about one thing and made it quite clear that we needed to address it. He quoted the bible as it relates to morality. This was an older church going woman, but said it absolutely must not happen again. Ever.

Kindergarten kids are observant and quite literal so will comment on situations that don’t match their worldview. With transgenderism their innocent comments could bring reeducation to the whole family.


12 posted on 05/16/2016 10:48:14 AM PDT by NorthstarMom (God says debt is a curse and children are a blessing, yet we apply for loans and prevent pregnancy.)
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