This story was originally published by the WND News Center.
A toddler has been targeted by, and kicked out of, a nursery school, for being "transphobic."
A report at Fox News explained the child was 3 or 4, but the school was not identified, in the documentation about the dispute.
It had been the Telegraph that confirmed the disciplinary action was taken by school officials because the little child allegedly was "transphobic."
While the actual definition of such a word would mean an unreasoning fear of transgenders or their agenda, the contemporary application often means no more than someone who objected to, criticized or rejected the transgenderism that is surging among leftists.
A Department of Education official said in the report that "all pupils and staff should feel safe and protected at school and should never face violence or abuse."
It's not the first such case, the report said, as 94 students at primary schools in the U.K. have been suspended or "permanently excluded for transphobia or homophobia."
In an interview with the Telegraph, Helen Joyce, of the Sex Matters organization, charged, "Every once in a while, the extremes of gender ideology throw up a story that seems too crazy to believe, and a toddler being suspended from nursery for so-called transphobia or homophobia is one such example."
She continued, "Teachers and school leaders involved in this insanity should be ashamed of themselves for projecting adult concepts and beliefs onto such young children."
Author J.K. Rowling commented, "This is totalitarian insanity. If you think small children should be punished for being able to recognize (sic) sex, you are a dangerous zealot who should be nowhere near kids or in any position of authority over them."
