No white knight will come to save your children – you are the white knight. Erin Friday, 56, a mother from California, discovered it for her then 11-year-old daughter. It all started very simply: a few childish-sounding nicknames and a few more letters of the alphabet. It wasn't innocent though.

A few girls, including little Friday, were heard in the inner courtyard chatting about the new things they had learned at school. They were plugged into new trends while, in their minds, their mother, old and boring, looked like an ignorant dinosaur, well behind her time.

“Five girls each chose a tag that was on the list. They laughed at me and said, 'You're cis and you don't understand,'” Ms. Friday told The Epoch Times. I had never heard this term “cis” before. They then said to me: “Please, fossil! ".

It was 2019 and little Friday was in fifth grade. It was then that his mother became aware of the situation: “What are they teaching our children at school? she wondered. Curiosity turned to concern as this education based on gender equality developed. At first she thought, "Oh, it's probably due to puberty."

Young Friday, who was once a little girl — a big fan of “My Little Pony” — started covering herself in baggy sweatshirts. Mrs. Friday thought it was simply an “act of shyness” linked to the blossoming of womanhood; Mrs. Friday had experienced it. But when the 'My Little Pony' fan transitioned to 'girl soldier' ​​status, donning combat boots, when her long-haired friends started taking boy names, when purple and green dyes made their appearance, the mother's concern worsened.

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