Doctor claims kids are scared of using the terms 'boy' and 'girl'
A Queensland doctor says young children are too afraid of using the terms 'boy' and 'girl' because they are worried they might offend someone. Doctor Thomas Lyons was conducting an eyesight test with six children when he said he made the discovery. He showed the children drawings of animals and people and asked them what they saw. “These children, without the knowledge or permission of the principal and parents, had been taught by teachers that the words 'boy' and 'girl' had some kind of bad magic and to utter them would somehow harm people,” he said. “Watching a six-year-old have a panic attack over use of gender identifying language is disturbing.”
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A Queensland doctor says young children are too afraid of using the terms 'boy' and 'girl' because they are worried they might offend someone. Doctor Thomas Lyons was conducting an eyesight test with six children when he said he made the discovery. He showed the children drawings of animals and people and asked them what they saw. “These children, without the knowledge or permission of the principal and parents, had been taught by teachers that the words 'boy' and 'girl' had some kind of bad magic and to utter them would somehow harm people,” he said. “Watching a six-year-old have a panic attack over use of gender identifying language is disturbing.”
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