The Degradation and Degeneration of Society

More recommendations by the 'academic' left to indoctrinate children and degrade society.  They are constantly attempting to brainwash children instead of allowing them to become critical thinkers.

Popular kids' books are being targeted constantly because they can't just let kids be kids and are deeming and listing these books as being 'detrimental to children' because why?   Because they have to sexualize and genderize every damn thing.

And we wonder why there are so many whackos in the world today?

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Dr Helen Adam from Edith Cowan University’s School of Education believes several of these children’s books ‘perpetuate outdated stereotypes’ and don’t reflect modern families.

Dr Adam and her team of researches observed the stories and characters from the books and broke them down into stereotypical, gender restrictive, sensitive to gender or gender neutral.

The study had 44 educators working with 271 children and 186 books, across eight early learning centres in Australia and the US.

The study concluded that 90 per cent of the books did not represent multicultural Australia fairly and were not inclusive.

“Purely and simply this research shows, there’s a lack of representation of boys and girls in non-traditional gender roles in these books,” explained Dr Adam.

The study found the books do not include gender diverse or ethnically diverse characters.

“This can contribute to children from these families and backgrounds feeling excluded or marginalised,” Dr Adam said.

Dr Adams insisted that the books themselves weren’t the problem but the fact that didn’t but educators and parents would often choose them over many of the new books with diverse characters and storylines.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/lifestyle/shopping/the-very-hungry-caterpillar-is-among-the-list-of-books-warned-to-be-detrimental-to-children/ar-AAXVTzY?bk=1&ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=8fe4227c336f4fee992d135a0927bf98



Here's one of the targets   ...



It's a story about a small caterpillar who emerges from an egg and begins eating everything in sight. After six days of eating fruits, sweets and “junk” food, he gets a stomach ache. On the seventh day, the caterpillar eats a “nice leaf” and feels much better.  Now big and fat and not hungry he builds a cocoon around himself to rest and finally emerges as a beautiful butterfly.

It teaches kids about the days of the week, counting, nutrition and the life cycle of a butterfly.  The author wrote it as a book of hope.

It does NOT need to be genderized, multiculturalized or any other 'ized!'