Hjalli: Degendering Icelandic Children

Their ancestors were Vikings. Then came moonbattery. Their descendants won’t even know which bathroom to use if the Hjalli teaching model is successful at degendering Icelandic nursery school students:

Founded in 1989 by self-described radical feminist Margrét Pála Ólafsdóttir, Hjalli schools aim to counter stereotypical gender roles and behaviors.

Boys and girls are separated for most of the day and they actively compensate for their gender by practicing behaviors usually associated with the other sex…

Rejecting biology, liberals believe that gender differences are social constructs. It follows that these differences can be obliterated through brainwashing, advancing us toward the progressive objective of a nightmare world where everyone is the same.

The toys at the schools are all gender-neutral and all of the children wear identical uniforms.

Once this lunacy was considered lunacy. But,

What was once a controversial experiment is now thriving in this sparsely populated island state…

Now 8% of nursery school–aged Icelanders attend these social engineering laboratories. Likewise, today’s most extreme moonbattery will soon become accepted as normal.

Hjalli isn’t just for nursery school.

At a nearby Hjalli elementary school one recent day, two 9-year-old boys were pretending to be babysitters.

They practiced cradling gender-neutral rag dolls. Only boys are allowed to play with dolls.

Their teacher, Kristín Cardew, had lit candles and drawn the blinds of this minimalist classroom. At other stations around the room, boys styled each other’s hair, painted on nail polish or gave each other full-body massages.

Coming next and suitable for export: Hjalli colleges.

On a tip from ReleaseTheHounds.

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