Transgender dolls with removable genitalia to hit classrooms in Minnesota
Advertisement “MyGender Dolls are designed for the clinicians and educators who show up for these kids every day — providing developmentally appropriate, evidence-informed resources that didn’t exist before,” the website said. Dolls can be seen in some phase of a sexual transition at a table. (Courtesy: University of Minnesota’s Eli Coleman Institute for Sexual and Gender Health Annual Report 2024). The New York Post also said the project was funded by Gov.
- ▪Advertisement “MyGender Dolls are designed for the clinicians and educators who show up for these kids every day — providing developmentally appropriate, evidence-informed resources that didn’t exist before,” the website said.
- ▪Dolls can be seen in some phase of a sexual transition at a table. (Courtesy: University of Minnesota’s Eli Coleman Institute for Sexual and Gender Health Annual Report 2024).
- ▪The New York Post also said the project was funded by Gov.
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University of Minnesota scholars are launching “therapeutic” transgender dolls to children as young as 4 for a project through the school’s Eli Coleman Institute for Sexual and Gender Health.The MyGender Dolls website offered few details about the project, but said, “Join the waitlist,” and, “Launching 2026.” Recommended Stories Trump administration scraps effort to subpoena list of Penn’s Jewish employees Democrats threaten Yale’s tax-exempt status if school strikes deal with DOJ Trump DOJ probing Harvard over ‘China-based’ financial aid programs The dolls are designed for children aged 4 to 10.
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