When Equity Removes the Words “Boy” and “Girl” from 5th Grade Lessons
Jill SimonianJill Simonian of PragerU Kids discusses a Vermont school district's recent directive to remove gender-specific terms—including “male,” “female,” “boy,” and “girl”—from sex ed lessons for 5th graders in the name of “equity.” This is why parents and teachers must learn the difference between “equity” and “equality” cited in educational policy.
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