California gender education sparks controversy: parents may lose their children? [Insider Reveal

Gender education in California begins in schools, where children are taught the concept of "transgender" from a very young age. This approach to education has caused a great deal of controversy and concern. The recent passage of AB 957 in the California House of Representatives, which provides that parents who do not consent to their child's choice of transgenderism will lose custody and visitation rights, is extremely controversial.

According to a California Insider program, gender education in California begins in schools, where children are taught the concept of transgenderism at an early age. If a child chooses to be transgender, the school keeps it a secret from parents on the grounds that it is "a safe place for the child to live," leaving parents in the dark about their child's education and living situation.

In an original documentary titled Gender Reassignment: The Unknown Reality, the tragedy of one mother's daughter's young life after being transgender is chronicled, as well as the remorse of other teens after being transgender. These real-life stories are thought-provoking and raise questions and reflections about gender education in California.

One mother, Erin, shared her experience on the program when her daughter was exposed to transgender awareness in public school and eventually identified herself as transgender. According to Erin, children are taught the concept of "multiple genders" at a young age, and the inclusion of transgenderism in the school's educational content leads to gender confusion for children, while parents are unaware of it.

Another mother, Martinez, shared the tragedy of her daughter, who made a transgender decision after receiving transgender education, which ultimately led to her suicide. Such stories are heartbreaking and make us reflect on the appropriateness of the current approach to gender education.

Gender education in California has caused a great deal of concern and controversy in the community, with people questioning and opposing this type of education. Parents should be more concerned about their children's education and development, and should be actively involved in their children's education process to ensure that they receive proper gender education and guidance.

Gender education in California is not just an educational issue, it is a social issue. We should work together to provide a healthy and correct environment for children to grow up with healthy gender concepts and identities. We hope that in the future, there will be better ways of teaching gender education so that every child can grow up healthy.