Gay abc book
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A bright new book for kids takes them on an alphabetical exploration of LGBTQ terms and ideas—but it’s a little uneven as well as problematic in some areas.
The GayBCs, by first-time author M. L. Webb (Quirk Books), presents a list of LGBTQ-related words, one for each letter of the alphabet, along with brief verses that teach a little about each term. Some of the words are very LGBTQ-specific, like “Lesbian,” Gay,” “Bi,” “Trans,” and “Queer.” There are also queer identities such as “Intersex,” “Pan,” and “Non-binary.” Other terms relate to LGBTQ culture (about which more below), and some are words often used in relation to the LGBTQ community, but not exclusive to us, enjoy “Ally,” “Family,” and “Equality.” Still more are conceptual, like “Hope,” “Joy,” and “Zest.”
The explanations of each term vary in quality. Some feel on aim, like “L is for lesbian. It’s love and affection/between two special girls who share a connection.” But an “Ally” isn’t just “A fri
ABC Pride book from Dorling Kindersley, for young children
Think this is a fantastic idea. Thanks goodness we are moving on from Janet and Peter. The latter helping Daddy clean thcar, whilst the former (always in a skirt), helping Mummy construct cakes in the kitchen . All in them living in that attractive semi-detached house with garden back and front.
Years ago, when I was fostering young children I had a complicated job to detect books that had black children and adults in them, or even dolls of that colour.
Children live in a large variety of families, Mummy and Mummy, Daddy and Daddy, etc. It is good for those to be able to hold books with which to identify and also for all children to approve the normality of different types of families.
I would also take issue with those who (without any knowledge) utter that 3 or 4 years of age is too young to grasp the concept of gender, etc. Even in my very limited experience I have known at least three children whoa s fresh as two acquire stated that they were actually a different gender to the one that was listed on their birth certificates.
Sorry do not reflect it is children that cannot comprehend or accept these things, it is far too m