THE BBC’S ATTACK ON GENDER PUTS CHILDREN AT RISK

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	THE BBC’S ATTACK ON GENDER PUTS CHILDREN AT RISK
	Dear marriage supporter, It is an ill society which chooses to confuse and worry children in order to appease adults with an extreme agenda. Sadly, our national broadcaster continues to do just this. This coming Wednesday, August 16th, BBC2 will screen a documentary titled No More Boys And Girls: Can Our Kids Go Gender Free? In the programme, Dr Javid Abdelmoneim sets out to prove that there are no significant physical or psychological differences between young boys and girls. To this end a classroom of seven-year-olds is subjected to an experiment in which books with characters “squarely aimed at boys” are thrown away, distinct male and female toilets abolished, and a male make-up artist is brought in to persuade boys to aim for less masculine careers. Girls vulnerable The children themselves are horrified at having to share lavatories, with Dr Abdelmoneim admitting that girls feel particularly uncomfortable as a result of the new arrangement. This is the latest in a series of programmes by the BBC which appear determined to promote transgenderism as a positive, natural development in children. Last week the Victoria Derbyshire programme renewed its coverage of two pre-pubescent children living as members of the opposite gender. A nine-year-old boy who uses the name ‘Lily’ is featured along with his friend ‘Jessica’ who is a ten-year-old boy, and ‘Jessica’s’ step-mother who has decided to live as a member of the opposite sex named ‘Alex’. BBC bias The BBC’s persistent undermining of children’s natural genders is deeply upsetting for parents and children, as is the claim that gender is a question of feelings and not biology. Without an ability to meaningfully distinguish between man and woman, traditional marriage is greatly undermined. Under section 6 of its charter, the BBC is required to “provide impartial news and information”. Its editorial guidelines also say: “When dealing with ‘controversial subjects’, we must ensure a wide range of significant views and perspectives are given due weight and prominence, particularly when the controversy is active. Opinion should be clearly distinguished from fact.” Raising pre-pubescent children to have no gender or to believe that they are members of the opposite sex is clearly controversial but there is no discernible effort to balance any of the Corporation’s output on the subject. We believe the BBC’s decision to dispense with editorial impartiality on this issue is a breach of its legal duty. In the coming weeks, the Coalition for Marriage will continue to do all that it can to push the Corporation to demonstrate the balance and neutrality required of it by law. Thank you to all of our supporters who continue to fund our work. We are busy on a number of initiatives for September and October which would have been impossible without your recent generosity. If you are able to, please donate.   DONATE   Yours sincerely, Colin Hart Chairman Coalition for Marriage
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