Target Under Fire for Partnership with Group Advocating Secret Gender Changes in Schools

Fox News Digital has discovered that Target Corporation is collaborating with a K-12 education group that aims to persuade school districts to implement policies that prevent parents from being informed about their child's gender transition within the school premises.

The group is distributing sexually explicit books to schools for no charge and introducing gender ideology into all areas of the public school curriculum.

GLSEN is advocating for the inclusion of gender ideology in all subjects, including math. They are providing guidance to teachers on how to incorporate "they/them" pronouns in math problems to make them more welcoming for trans and non-binary individuals.

GLSEN, an organization that supports LGBTQ+ education in schools, suggests that teachers should step in if students are creating graphs related to sex and gender. GLSEN recommends that teachers ensure that the graphs include a diverse range of options, including intersex and other options for biological sex and a variety of gender options, such as agender, genderfluid, female, male, nonbinary, transman, transwoman, and other.

Target and GLSEN

So far, the big retail company has given a minimum of $2.1 million to GLSEN, an organization that helps schools and students keep gender transitions a secret from parents. GLSEN's policy for schools states that they must protect the private information of transgender and nonbinary students, and school staff cannot tell anyone, including parents or guardians, about a student's gender identity without discussing it with the student first.

Both liberal and conservative parents are angry about school policies that conceal their child's gender transition. Some schools even deceive parents. A Christian teacher in California was fired for not following district gender policies that would have forced her to lie to parents.

Several groups in the United States are advocating for the concealment of social transitions in public schools, a movement that some Democrats have started to support. The now-defunct Biden Foundation collaborated with Gender Spectrum, an organization that offers "gender support plans" to school districts, to establish a methodical system of concealment.

Striking the Perfect Balance

GLSEN's work to support LGBTQ+ education in schools is crucial, as it helps create a safe and inclusive environment for all students. By encouraging teachers to ensure that graphs related to sex and gender are diverse, GLSEN is promoting the idea of inclusivity from an early age.

However, the issue of concealing gender transitions from parents raises valid concerns about transparency and accountability. While it may be important to protect the privacy of transgender or nonbinary students who do not feel comfortable sharing their identity with their families yet, school policies should also take into account parental rights and involvement in their child's life.

It is understandable why both liberal and conservative parents would be upset if they were kept out of such an important aspect of their child's life. It could lead them to question what other information regarding their children might have been withheld by schools without consent or knowledge.

Ultimately, finding a balance between protecting student privacy while still respecting parental rights will require careful consideration from educators, lawmakers,and advocacy groups alike.Inclusivity doesn't mean secrecy but rather openness that builds trust among stakeholders involved .