University of Minnesota children’s ‘My Gender Dolls’ project comes with swappable genitals
University of Minnesota is rolling out a project called “MyGender Dolls” as a “therapeutic” tool for kids to express their “gender identity”
The National Center for Gender Spectrum Health (NCGSH) at the taxpayer-funded University of Minnesota medical school has been ramping up a project that seeks to affirm to gender-confused children that “all gender identities and gender expressions are valid.”
The university project’s website describes its “My Gender Dolls” as “classic paper dolls” for which “kids can select bodies, genitals, clothes, and other accessories as a way to visualize their anatomy and genders.” ---More...
BREAKING: @UMNews is rolling out a project called “MyGender Dolls” as a “therapeutic” tool for kids to express their “gender identity.”
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The project allows kids to swap different g*nitals and internal organs with their dolls, as well as pick what clothes they wear.
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