Concerns among parents are growing after Minister for Children Roderick O’Gorman said in an interview with the Irish Independent that he believes primary school children should be exposed to “transgender issues”.
O’Gorman told the Irish Independent that primary school children should have an “understanding” of “diversity”, diversity apparently including transgender issues.
Across the Western world the push expose children from the earliest ages possible to gender ideology has been relentless in recent years but it has been met with some resistance from professionals, parents and religious groups.
In 2022 Miriam Cates, a UK Member of Parliament and former biology teacher, has told her fellow MPs that the country’s sex education curriculum is encouraging pupils to self-identify as transgender, the Daily Mail UK reported.
Cates explained how gender dysphoria had been extremely rare but with the promotion of transgenderism on social media platforms and by celebrities and academics there is now a phenomenon of ‘social contagion’ which is seeing a dramatic rise in transgenderism among impressionable children.
This tragic situation is compounded by sex education curricula being altered to promote gender ideology to children with a YouGov poll finding 79% of secondary teachers had trans or non-binary pupils.
According to the Daily Mail the MP cited materials from the Sex Education Forum that divided children into ‘menstruators and non-menstruators’ and said this would lead to confusion for a teenage girl whose periods did not start.
It now appears as if Irish children will soon face this same confusion foisted upon them through warped gender ideology.
Frighteningly, with proposed hate speech and gender recognition legislation in the pipeline, parents who oppose their young children mutilating their genitals or being chemically castrated by “hormone blockers” could end up in prison or loosing their children to state agencies such as Tusla.
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