Schools Have Been Indoctrinating Kids All Along

<p>In second grade, my mom still chose my clothes for me, so when Mrs. Hand (her real name &mdash; I doubt she&rsquo;s still alive) called me up to the front of the classroom, twisted my arm, and berated me for my &ldquo;inappropriate&rdquo; top, I was bewildered.</p> <p>It was a warm day, and my shirt was sleeveless. The armholes were snug, probably more than on the tank tops my male classmates wore. I was seven, and my chest was no different from theirs. Excuses, excuses.</p> <p>She shook me and called me names I didn&rsquo;t understand until I was in tears, apologizing for something that had never been my choice. I can still remember her fingernail marks on my arm.</p> <p><a href="https://pinkhairandpronouns.com/schools-have-been-indoctrinating-kids-all-along-33a52dd9af33"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>