From the Daily Mail article:
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"Even the charity's own staff were said to be left feeling 'embarrassed and ashamed', with 150 putting their names to a letter seen by the Guardian.
The employees wrote: 'We are concerned at the NSPCC’s decision to replicate the experience that many trans children and adults experience in being subjected to abuse and ridicule and subsequently abandoned.' (continues)
Explaining the reason behind ending the relationship, Mr Wanless said: 'The board decided an ongoing relationship with Munroe was inappropriate because of her statements on the public record.'
This is believed to allude to comments Ms Bergdorf made in the wake of racist violence in Charlottesville that white people should acknowledge that their 'existence, privilege and success as a race is built on the backs, blood and death of people of colour'. The comments led to her being dropped from a L'Oreal campaign.
The current saga kicked off last Wednesday when Munroe excitedly announced her role on Twitter, writing: 'Proud to be announced as @ childline's first LGBT+ campaigner.
'The wellbeing and empowerment of LGBTQIA+ identifying children and young people is something that I have been passionate about throughout my career as an activist.'
The announcement was met by a backlash on social media, with some users launching what Munroe described as a 'transphobic hate campaign' on Twitter.
The NSPCC came under fire over the decision, with some calling Ms Bergdof an 'inappropriate' role model and accusing her of being a 'porn model' because she appeared in Playboy
The BBC reported that NSPCC trustees had also received transphoic letters" (continues)
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