Dozens of picture books, like Prince and Knight, Maiden and Princess, The GayBCs, and A Day of Pride, promote the ideology that same-sex relationships and marriage are no different from male-female relationships and marriage. Now, the LGBT children’s genre has exploded and become mainstream. The trend to push sexual confusion and LGBT issues on children started in the late 70s/early 80s, with controversial, gay-themed picture books like Heather Has Two Mommies, Jenny Lives with Eric and Marten and Daddy’s Roommate. The author tweeted, “Someone really said I’m a ‘transphobe’ and ‘have blood on my hands’ for writing a conservative children’s book about a singing elephant.” The Daily Mail calls Elephants Are Not Birds an “anti-trans children’s book” and says, “The book is a swipe at children who identify as another gender other than their own …” Clair and the book have been on the receiving end of hateful comments from activists and their allies in the mainstream media.

Clair says, “Our children have to realize that elephants are not birds and boys are not girls … and they’re not interchangeable.”Īs expected, St. She added, “But I believe that the entire concept of transgenderism is confusing to kids, and eventually damaging if they make life altering decisions such as gender transitioning when they may not necessarily be trans.” Clair told The Daily Mail that Kevin “realizes he’s better the way he was made and he can like to sing and still be an elephant.” Of course, that plan flops, as does Kevin, who finally appreciates that elephants and birds are different – and that’s a good thing. From the new, conservative publishing house Brave Books, the picture book features a singing elephant named Kevin and a vulture named Culture, who tries to convince Kevin that with a few cosmetic changes – some feathers and a paper beak – he can be a bird, too. Now, a children’s book, Elephants are Not Birds, by conservative activist Ashley St.

For years now, LGBT activists and their allies have been pushing out children’s books that confuse and sexualize children by teaching them that “love makes a family” and that children can choose whatever “gender identity” they wish – discarding their male or female bodily sex.

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