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Transgender Paper Dolls With Interchangeable Genitalia Coming to Minnesota Classrooms

Berlin Islamic Terror Suspect Killed, Troy Jackson’s Aborti… · Jul 27, 2026 Education

A University of Minnesota Medical School research project turned commercial venture is bringing 'My Gender Dolls' — featuring removable, interchangeable internal and external genitalia — to Minnesota educators, school counselors, and pediatricians this fall. The dolls are designed for children ages 4 to 10, and it remains unclear whether parents will be notified or allowed to opt their children out.

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