Parents of a Bellaire High student sue HISD, claiming staff ignored parents' requests and used male pronouns for their teen, ...

A Kids YouTuber Uses They/Them Pronouns. Some Parents Just Found Out — And Lost Their Minds. CT Jones. Fri, March 10, 2023 at 9:49 PM UTC. 8 min read.

How Pronouns Can Kill Kids John Nantz | Apr 04, 2023 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

A star of a popular YouTube show for kids is responding to backlash over their use of they/them pronouns.. The musician, Jules Hoffman, has become a viral star with over 100,000 TikTok followers ...

Two weeks ago, a TikTok user accused Songs For Littles of including a lesson about pronouns on the show, something they consider inappropriate for kids. “When Miss Rachel introduces they/them ...

While HISD does not have any policies related directly to gender identity and preferred pronoun use, several Houston-area ...

Media Michigan district defends teaching elementary kids grammar lesson on 'tree,' 'ze' pronouns Republican running for Congress in school's district calls lesson 'outrageous gender politics' ...

Cartoon Network's "We Baby Bears" is set to debut they/them pronouns in a "nonbinary inclusive episode" this Saturday morning, and it's causing a stir online. According to GLAAD, the episode ...

The fact is, by the time our kids go to school, we are the experts of that child. While teachers clearly have important training and expertise, they do not know that child. Not really.

TALLAHASSEE — Republican lawmakers are preparing to further restrict how Florida schools teach about sex education and transgender issues to school-aged kids, a continuation of the state’s ...

JD Wilson, a 9-year-old student who uses they/them pronouns, said the legislation would harm transgender kids in Iowa's K-12 schools. "This bill allows kids to be bullied," Wilson said.

When pronouns come up, that should be a moment for conversation, exchange and trust-building. People shouldn’t refer to me as “they” out of fear, but out of understanding and respect.