K-3 "Gender-Nonconforming" Picture Books in Public School Libraries
Children are being indoctrinated in "queer theory" starting in kindergarten. We are going to examine SOME books that promote gender-nonconforming ideas such as boys wearing dresses, girls using the boys restroom and vice versa, and parents and teachers supporting these ideas. Children must be indoctrinated in these basic "gender theory" concepts before they can go on to be indoctrinated in transgenderism, gender fluidity, identifying as gay/lesbian/pansexual, etc.
So let's look at the first steps of this indoctrination, which is "gender-nonconformity".
This book is found in the online elementary school library catalogs of the following school districts:
Richardson ISD
Plano ISD
Mesquite ISD
Denton ISD
Dallas ISD
Irving ISD
Fort Worth ISD
Leander ISD
Houston ISD
It may be found in other school districts as well. Here are scanned pages from this book, Jacob's New Dress:
The author of Jacob's New Dress also wrote another book about Jacob and added his friend Sophie as a main character. This book is titled Jacob's Room to Choose. In this book, neither child identifies as "the gender they were assigned at birth". This causes a problem when they have to decide which restroom to use. In the end, the teacher and children all decide that any child can use whatever restroom they are comfortable using. If you are the parent of a daughter, do you want boys in the girls restrooms at your daughter's school?
This book is found in the following school districts according to their own school online elementary school library catalogs, and it may be found in others as well:
Melissa ISD
Denton ISD
Fort Worth ISD
Dallas ISD
Leander ISD
Houston ISD
Mesquite ISD
Below are scanned pages from the book:
It's no longer the boys restroom, according to the sign. It's a "bathroom with a urinal". And another sign on the restroom door says "Everyone".
Julian is a Mermaid is found in the following school districts in elementary school libraries, and it may be found in others as well:
Dallas ISD (in more than 30 elementary schools)
Richardson ISD (in 33 schools)
Denton ISD (in 12 schools)
Plano ISD
Irving ISD
Anna ISD
Melissa ISD
Fort Worth ISD
McKinney ISD
Garland ISD
Mesquite ISD
San Antonio ISD
Leander ISD
Houston ISD
Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD
Sparkle Boy is found in the following school districts in their elementary school online library catalogs, and it may be in other school districts as well:
Dallas ISD
Denton ISD
Irving ISD
Fort Worth ISD
Garland ISD
Mesquite ISD
Houston ISD
My Princess Boy is found in elementary school libraries in the following school districts according to their online library catalogs, and it is probably in other schools districts as well:
Richardson ISD
Dallas ISD
Denton ISD
Jack Not Jackie is found in the following school districts in elementary school libraries and may be found in other school districts as well:
Richardson ISD
Dallas ISD
Denton ISD
Here are screenshots of some pages from the book:
If parents want their son to wear dresses or their daughter to use the boys restroom or to call their daughter a boy, that is their business. Children should not be reading books that do conflict with their parents values without their parents' knowledge and consent. Furthermore, teachers can (and do) use these books as an opportunity to expand the discussion and teach kids more about gender-nonconforming people.
Here is an example of a lesson plan for Julian is a Mermaid that can be found online:
Here is a lesson plan for Jacob's Room to Choose that can be found online.
Search your child's online school library catalog using the terms "gender" and "gender nonconforming" to see if they have other books like these. Get informed and get involved!
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