Breaking Gender Stereotypes Pastel Poster by TalkSnarkytoMe

It doesn't matter if her favourite colour is blue and she loves to play with trains, or if his favourite colour is pink and he loves to play with dolls. It doesn't matter if she wants to be a fireman, astronaut, or president, or if he wants to be an artist, ballet dancer, or nurse. What matters is that our children are the key, the hope, and the future of our country and our world. So, doing our very best to teach them in ways that break gender stereotypes? That matters a lot.

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It doesn't matter if her favourite colour is blue and she loves to play with trains, or if his favourite colour is pink and he loves to play with dolls. It doesn't matter if she wants to be a fireman, astronaut, or president, or if he wants to be an artist, ballet dancer, or nurse. What matters is that our children are the key, the hope, and the future of our country and our world. So, doing our very best to teach them in ways that break gender stereotypes? That matters a lot.

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