Minnesota classrooms to feature taxpayer-funded trans dolls with removable genitalia

Students in Minnesota may be learning about a lot more than just “the birds and the bees” thanks to a controversial new project.

Children as young as four could be getting a crash course on the ins and outs of transgenderism, as some Minnesota classrooms receive what is essentially a trans “Mr. Potato Head.” They come with removable genitals, both internal and external, and a variety of clothes, hairstyles and accessories.

“The goal is for kids to ‘learn about the different options that exist for who they can be,’ according to a therapist at the University of Minnesota Medical School, which spent over half a decade developing the controversial project funded by lefty Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz,” The New York Post reported, to nobody’s surprise. “The Medical School’s Institute for Sexual and Gender Health research over those six years included paying $20 to $60 for ‘trans and gender diverse’ children and their parents to play with the dolls and ‘talk about gender and bodies’ in groups.”

Walz has apparently been shoveling $15 million in taxpayer funding annually to the school, which has been earmarked to “increase the medical school’s research capacity” and “ensure its national prominence.”