
The Gender Wars: Raising Kids in a Polarized World
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In a time when gender identity has become a political lightning rod, we gather a powerful panel of moms from across the U.S. to talk openly, honestly, and compassionately about parenting in a world on fire.
From navigating legislation targeting LGBTQ+ youth to raising non-binary kids, our conversation goes deep—but never without humor and heart. We share personal stories, offer practical ways to support our kids, and highlight why kids aren’t too young to understand acceptance.
Featuring hosts Chelsea Myers, Britt Sandoval, Lindsey Basler, Jess Rabon, and new panelist Tianna Trinidad, this episode reminds us that change starts at home—and sometimes, in the school pick-up line.
Takeaways
- Children are capable of understanding complex topics like gender identity.
- Parents should create safe spaces for their children to explore their identities.
- The political landscape significantly impacts the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals.
- Educators play a crucial role in supporting gender diversity in schools.
- Open conversations about gender should start at a young age.
- Personal experiences shape our understanding of gender identity.
- Community support is vital for LGBTQIA+ families.
- The younger generation is more informed and accepting of diverse identities.
- Anticipatory grief can affect parents' acceptance of their child's identity.
- Celebrating small wins in the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights is important.
Check out these resources if you want to learn more about gender identity, supporting loved ones, and raising kind and caring kids:
- The Trevor Project
- ACLU’s LGBTQ+ Rights Tracker
- Just Breathe Podcast for LGBTQ Parents
- What Are Your Words? – A children’s book on pronouns
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