Welcome to the Daily Article Podcast for Friday, March the 17th, 2023.

Today's article is narrated by Chris Elkins and written by Denison Forum,

co-founder and CEO, Dr. Jim Denison.

This is how a character comes out on a recent episode of Ridley Jones, a Netflix cartoon for two to four-year-olds.

Quote, My heart says that the way I feel most myself is to go by the name Fred. That's because I'm non-binary,

and Fred is the name that fits me best. And I also use they and them,

because calling me a she or a he doesn't feel right to me."

End quote.

This is just one way popular culture is normalizing

LGBTQ ideology for children.

As another example, Marvel is announcing its Pride Month Star Wars comic book covers for this June.

And the first annual Children's and Family Emmy Awards honored a Muppet Baby's episode in which the character Gonzo tries on dresses and uses they-them pronouns to identify as non-binary.

Netflix, Heartstopper, won the most awards.

The drama centers on a romantic relationship between two teen boys in England.

The Mid-Vermont Christian School Girls Basketball Team refused last month to compete

against a transgender student due to concerns that playing a biological male would endanger

the team's female players. Now, the school has been barred from competing in any Vermont

Principals Association-sponsored competitions across all sports. Meanwhile, members of the Randolph

Union High School Girls Volleyball team in Vermont were banned from using the girls' locker

room after objecting to a transgender student changing there. One student responded, I feel like for

stating my opinion that I don't want a biological male changing with me,

that I should not have harassment charges or bullying charges.

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