Harvard Law: Grooming Children for LGBTQ? | 2 Strong
March 29, 2023
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as posted by the channelIs the Prestigious Academy (Harvard Law Teaching Grooming?) Aiming to be the Next Frontier on Grooming by Suggesting Children Should be Taught LGBTQ Topics to Infants? Recently, Harvard Law School's Child Advocacy Program published a report suggesting that children as young as preschool age should be taught about LGBTQ topics. This report has sparked controversy, with some critics arguing that it is a form of grooming and indoctrination. But what is really going on here with this issue?
Some critics argue that teaching children about LGBTQ topics at such a young age is a form of grooming and indoctrination. They argue that it is inappropriate to introduce children to topics that relate to sexuality and gender identity at such a young age and that doing so could have negative effects on children's psychological development.
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