Woke 'New York Times for Kids' delivers radical gender, racial politics to children
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A colorful subsection of The New York Times is written for children, but parents may be wary of the radical gender-related rhetoric it often contains.
However, as first reported by The Spectator's Washington editor Amber Athey, this special kids' section, complete with an Editor's Note saying, "This section should not be read by grown-ups," targets children with far-left ideology. Alexander Hall is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to Alexander.hall@fox.com.
The Times' online store advertises its April 2023 installment, dubbed "The Puberty Issue," in innocuous terms, saying it covers, "Periods, deodorant, acne, overwhelming crushes, moods, middle school bathrooms, gender, parents, friendships, mustache fuzz, bras. It's all inside." But parents could be surprised at how different puberty lessons have become since they were kids, with screenshots of the internal pages provided by The Spectator showing a lot of content based on transgender ideology.
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