The Manitoba Children’s Hospital touts its transitioning of children to the gender that “reflects their true identity.” To promote their efforts, the Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba published the story of the ongoing transition of the pseudonymous “Mary,” age 10. It’s an illuminating read.

“Mary” began to feel like a girl at age 7. From “Mary’s Story”:

“Mary” thinks she was about seven years old when she began to articulate feelings of longing to be a “real girl.” Femininity – dresses, rainbows, and girl roles in games and on screen in Disney movies – felt like the only areas that truly aligned with her identity.

Seven! Notice that the very gender stereotypes we were told for decades should be rejected as sexist are embraced tightly by gender ideology, and become the justification to intervene in the lives and bodies of children.

“Mary’s” parents were ahead of their child — the two began thinking that “Mary” was trans at age 5:

For Mary’s mom and dad, the........

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