Hospital Employee 'Horrified': Leaked DEI Sex Change Training Promoting 3-Year-Olds Identifying as Transgender

In a recent discovery, an employee from Kaiser Permanente disclosed information on a training session dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion. This training session included a component that discussed the idea that children as young as three could identify as transgender.

“The employee, who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of losing her job, was horrified,” according to a report from Libs of TikTok.

According to the employee, who has chosen to remain unnamed due to concerns over job security, the hospital system’s DEI training required medical professionals to view a video in which children claimed they recognized their transgender identities at the tender ages of 3 and 4.

The video stated, “Many transgender people have ALWAYS known their true gender.” In the video, one child named Rose shared, “My name is Rose. I’m a transgender girl. I was born a boy, but I always knew that I was a girl.”
This sentiment was further illustrated by the child’s father, who mentioned that Rose would pen notes to Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, expressing her desire to be a girl.

Adding to the conversation, an adult man in the video, who identifies as trans, reminisced about his aspirations as a three-year-old, saying, “When I was 3, I decided that I was going to be a father and marry Janet Jackson.”

In response to the revelations about the training video, Kaiser Permanente was quick to clarify their stance in a statement given to Fox News Digital.

“While the video includes two children speaking about how they view their gender identity, the video does not speak to any adolescent transgender care or treatment plans,” the statement said. “Kaiser Permanente does not provide hormone treatments or gender-affirming surgery to 3 and 4-year-olds.”

However, the field of medical professionals continues to see proponents advocating for unconventional views on gender. Diane Ehrensaft, associated with UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, put forth the idea that children could identify as diverse as “Tootsie Roll Pops,” “Gender Smoothies,” and “Gender Minotaurs,” terming this wave as the “Gender Revolution.” Ehrensaft commented, “Now, we’ve got genders moving boulders, and it makes a lot of people nervous.”

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