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A school district in North Carolina has pulled a book that was set to be a part of First Grade curriculum after teachers and lawmakers complained about its content regarding a little boy who liked to wear dresses.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools had originally planned to make the book “Jacob’s New Dress” a part of the anti-bullying reading plan for Child Abuse Prevention Month. The 2014 book, written by Sarah and Ian Hoffman, is meant to teach children about those who are “gender non-conforming.”
“Jacob’s New Dress” is a story about a boy who likes to wear a princess dress for playtime at school, but is teased by his peers.
The purpose for reading this book is to teach children not to bully their peers. At least that is the claim of the school administration. But what it does is teach impressionable boys that it is okay to wear a dress.
Progressive, you got to love their linguistic constructivism ...gender non-conforming ..Geezzz
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The purpose should be...to teach little boys not to wear a dress at school. "The bullies", 50+% of the school...don't want/need to see that. A "defected" child acting strange. You don't let the sociopaths and psychopaths "be themselves" so why let this freak?
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Jacob at age 35 - the possibilities:
a) Jacob is a trans-sexual, possibly a trans-gender, and is 13 times more likely to attempt suicide than other people.
b) Jacob is embarrassed and resentful that no one tried to correct his behavior when his mind was not fully developed enough to make good choices.
(assuming he survived when his parents bought him an umbrella and told him that his idea to jump off the roof and fly was a legitimate life style choice, since we shouldn't assume people's species)
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He's also much more likely to be infected with HIV by the time he's in his 20s. Starting a gay lifestyle at that young age...he's likely not going to make it into his 20s.
HIV was originally a gay disease.