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J.CREW Pushes Transgendered Child Propaganda

Started by Shana A, April 09, 2011, 08:52:22 AM

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Shana A

Posted on Advocate.com April 14, 2011
Sherri Shepherd Doesn't Want to Paint Her Son's Toenails
By Advocate.com Editors

http://www.advocate.com/News/Daily_News/2011/04/14/Sherri_Shepherd_Wont_Paint_Sons_Toenails/

The View cohost Sherri Shepherd says she understands why people are up in arms about a J. Crew newsletter featuring the brand's creative director painting her son's toenails pink, saying she would never paint her son's nails.

"He's a boy, he's 3, he don't need his toenails and fingernails painted," Shepherd says.
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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Shana A

Gender cops know nothing of kids, history

NEIL STEINBERG
Apr 17, 2011 1:59PM

http://www.suntimes.com/news/steinberg/4853740-452/gender-jerks-know-nothing-of-kids-history.html

Look at this photo of a brother and sister playing in 1902. The boy — he's on the left — grew up to become one of the most famous men in the 20th century. More on him later.

I recalled this picture while shaking my head at last week's kerfuffle over an online promotion from clothing retailer J. Crew.

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A friend of mine (note to regular readers: see if you notice the clever ruse I pull here to throw malicious online zealots off my trail) has two sons. When this friend's boys were, oh, 2 and 3, they got into their mother's cosmetics, unsupervised. Obviously the dad was in charge. By the time this guy who is not me noticed his two boys, they looked like a pair of geishas, giggling and smearing their face with powder and lipstick. This friend (without trickery, moral mullahs like Brown and Ablow wouldn't hesitate to shriek their pitiless mouse scream of contempt at real children, which is just so sad) worried for a second that the boys' play represented some opening gong of deviation, but immediately realized that it was only he, the adult, bringing his own baggage to a situation that, to the boys, was mucking around with mom's paints.
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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