They, She, He Easy as ABC

 I come from a family where some people, including myself, are part of  LGBTQ+ community. I think it is so important to discuss and have open arms gender and sexuality discussion in schools or in society in general.  The children's book They, She, He: Easy as ABC by Maya and Matthew is a great resource since it introduces gender diversity to young readers in a way that is both approachable and developmentally appropriate. By introducing children to a variety of names, pronouns, and ways that people could identify themselves using the alphabet format, the book promotes an inclusive understanding of identity from an early age.  

For many reasons, it is crucial that schools recognize and encourage kids' gender identities. For a variety of reasons, their school records may state one thing while they say another. They might not be able to be open or safe with their peers outside of school. It's possible that their home lives are unsafe for them to express who they really are. They might decide to experiment with several identities and self-discovery at school. In order to lessen the stigma associated with particular gender identities, it's equally critical to acknowledge and encourage identities. It is essential to teach pupils about them in order to raise awareness and make everyone feel valued, welcomed, and welcome.