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Me and my mom have been hosting a workshop/seminar for educators for the last decade about gender diversity. It really impacts people - so I thought it would be cool to put some of those facts and perspectives in a kids book that adults could also le
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“One day their teacher said they were going to put on a class play of Cinderella. Charlie really, really, really wanted to play the role of Cinderella. They asked their teacher if they could. Their teacher said “No, you cannot be
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“One day, Charlie went to the local butterfly exhibit and was amazed by all the wonderful varieties of butterflies. They spotted a butterfly that had two different wings and Charlie asked the tour guide “why?”. The guide explained that butterflies express their
gender through wing colour, shape, and pattern. This particular butterfly was very special; it was a Blue Morpho butterfly that had two genders: boy and girl.”
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
gender through wing colour, shape, and pattern. This particular butterfly was very special; it was a Blue Morpho butterfly that had two genders: boy and girl.”
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
“One day their teacher said they were going to put on a class play of Cinderella. Charlie really, really, really wanted to play the role of Cinderella. They asked their teacher if they could. Their teacher said “No, you cannot be
Cinderella because you are a boy!” Charlie asked “Why can’t a boy be Cinderella?” And their teacher said “Now, don’t be cheeky Charlie!”
― Plays Cinderella
Cinderella because you are a boy!” Charlie asked “Why can’t a boy be Cinderella?” And their teacher said “Now, don’t be cheeky Charlie!”
― Plays Cinderella
“Charlie is a cheerful and friendly kid with big
round cheeks, long eyelashes, and a beaming
smile. Since they were a baby, everybody liked to squeeze Charlie’s cheeks and say “Cheeky Charlie!” whenever Charlie asked a lot of questions... which was pretty much, every day.”
― Plays Cinderella
round cheeks, long eyelashes, and a beaming
smile. Since they were a baby, everybody liked to squeeze Charlie’s cheeks and say “Cheeky Charlie!” whenever Charlie asked a lot of questions... which was pretty much, every day.”
― Plays Cinderella
“Charlie is a cheerful and friendly kid with big round cheeks, long eyelashes, and a beaming smile. Since they were a baby, everybody liked to squeeze Charlie’s cheeks and say “Cheeky Charlie!” whenever Charlie asked a lot of questions.”
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
“One day, Charlie went to the local butterfly exhibit and was amazed by all the wonderful varieties of butterflies. They spotted a butterfly that had two different wings and Charlie asked the tour guide “why?”. The guide explained that butterflies express their
gender through wing colour, shape, and pattern. This particular butterfly was very special; it was a Blue Morpho butterfly that had two genders: boy and girl.”
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
gender through wing colour, shape, and pattern. This particular butterfly was very special; it was a Blue Morpho butterfly that had two genders: boy and girl.”
― Cheeky Charlie: Learns About Gender
“Charlie is a cheerful and friendly kid with big
round cheeks, long eyelashes, and a beaming
smile. Since they were a baby, everybody liked to squeeze Charlie’s cheeks and say “Cheeky Charlie!” whenever Charlie asked a lot of questions... which was pretty much, every day.”
― Plays Cinderella
round cheeks, long eyelashes, and a beaming
smile. Since they were a baby, everybody liked to squeeze Charlie’s cheeks and say “Cheeky Charlie!” whenever Charlie asked a lot of questions... which was pretty much, every day.”
― Plays Cinderella
“One day their teacher said they were going to put on a class play of Cinderella. Charlie really, really, really wanted to play the role of Cinderella. They asked their teacher if they could. Their teacher said “No, you cannot be
Cinderella because you are a boy!” Charlie asked “Why can’t a boy be Cinderella?” And their teacher said “Now, don’t be cheeky Charlie!”
― Plays Cinderella
Cinderella because you are a boy!” Charlie asked “Why can’t a boy be Cinderella?” And their teacher said “Now, don’t be cheeky Charlie!”
― Plays Cinderella
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