Snapshot · The Megyn Kelly Show
The transgender paper dolls known as 'My Gender Dolls' were designed using 6 years of research involving trans and gender-diverse children and their parents.
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The New York Post first reported that 'My Gender Dolls' — featuring gender-neutral names like Sam, Rory, Avery, and Parker, plus removable internal and external genitalia and more than 100 interchangeable outfits, hairstyles, and accessories — are set to be distributed to some Minnesota educators, school counselors, pediatricians, and mental health providers this fall. [1] — Megyn Kelly "U of Minnesota Medical School gets $15M/yr from state: The University of Minnesota Medical School receives $15 million a year from the stat…" 17:00 The project originated inside the University of Minnesota Medical School's Institute for Sexual and Gender Health, which operates on a roughly $1.4 million research budget, while the broader medical school receives $15 million annually in state funding. Two medical school professors — including licensed psychologist and co-founder Diane Berg — spun the research into a commercial venture. Berg defended the dolls, arguing children need tools to understand gender identity regardless of their anatomy. Megyn Kelly notes that parents may not be notified or given a chance to opt their children out, and that Governor Tim Walz — who previously declared Minnesota a refuge for transgender minors seeking surgery over parents' objections — has been silent on the program.
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.
The University of Minnesota Medical School receives $15 million a year from the state to expand its research capacity, while the Institute for Sexual and Gender Health operates on a roughly $1.4 million research budget.
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