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8:00Now PlayingIn this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy dives deeper into the Mahmoud v. Taylor Supreme Court case, detailing how Montgomery County schools require children as young as three to learn about gender identity concepts regardless of parental objections. She exposes the curriculum teaching pre-K children about being "cisgender, transgender, pansexual, and queer" and shares how teachers are instructed to respond to questioning students by saying "gender comes from the inside." Between comparing this ideology to religion and calling it "anti-science," she questions why discussions about "sex work" and "Martha P. Johnson" are appropriate for elementary students, concluding: "I don't want anyone talking to my kid about their genitals when they're three years old."
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