Preschool Teacher Uses Disney “Pride Collection” Toy To Teach Class About LGBTQIA+*&%#

Nothing says “we’re targeting your young children for indoctrination” quite like using a rainbow-colored Disney character stuffed animal from Disney’s “pride collection” to introduce LGBTQIA+*&%# to your preschool class of 4- and 5-year-olds. Check out this self-proclaimed bisexual preschool teacher who apparently purchased a rainbow-colored Stitch squishmallow, from the movie Lilo and Stitch, to aid in her gender theory indoctrination.

Four- and five-year-olds are still technically considered toddlers. They likely wear clothes that are given toddler size designation of 4T and 5T, the “T” standing for “Toddler.” This woman wants to introduce your toddlers to radical queer gender theory ideas, and she found a winning strategy. She planned on books and whatnot, but squishmallows are all the rage with the kids these days. I know because we currently own 5 of them. They are SUPER soft and extremely squishy plush toys that come in many cute forms, including abstract animal characters and, apparently, rainbow Disney characters.

So it’s brilliant to combine genderqueer ideology with an extremely popular toy and a beloved Disney character, and then spoon-feed it to impressionable children who look to you for instruction. She even explains exactly how she plans to broach the subject to her preschoolers. It’s manipulation 101, and it’s happening in your child’s school, whether or not you’ve noticed.