And Educate and Celebrate's recommended resources include:
Gracefully Grayson
Alone at home, twelve-year-old Grayson Sender glows, immersed in beautiful thoughts and dreams. But at school, Grayson grasps at shadows, determined to fly under the radar. Because Grayson has been holding onto a secret for what seems like forever: “he” is a girl on the inside, stuck in the wrong gender’s body.
Are you a Boy or are you a Girl?’
is unlike any kind of children’s book you’ve seen before. With your help, we can talk gender creatively and with confidence, and assist parents and teachers the world over. What makes this book new is that it leaves it up to the reader to decide the gender of the main character. It’s a book that includes all forms of gender expression, and it allows parents and children to begin to break down the barriers of gender and to talk about what different stereotypes and roles mean to them.
(Tip: They're trying to work out Tiny's gender based on the stereotypical things Tiny chooses to adopt from one day to another . And then has links to Mermaids charity. If this is really about breaking down stereotypes, why would you need a link to Mermaids - surely you'd just be being cool with your child mixing stereotypes up?)
And, oh for ffs, Jamie's Transgender Cinderella film where Jamie wants to cut her hair and wear her wicked stepbrothers' clothes and falls in love with the princess. (God forbid Jamie might actually be a lesbian!)
I have a feeing woke woman was being a little disingenous on the Moral Maze this evening! Definitely working with an organisation that pushes 'gender assigned at birth' theory, even if it's not Moffat's!