hands out coloring books at county fair suggesting Joan of Arc was trans Voter Briefing on Woodbury — Ethan Cha Constituent Briefing

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Parents said the DFL used "sneaky" tactics to target kids at a county fair by handing out coloring books promoting the transgender movement.

Daniel Fisher, a Wadena County resident and father of a two-year-old boy, said the coloring book called “Dressing Up Can Be Fun” looks like an innocent kids’ coloring book but promotes transgender ideology and suggests St.

Fisher said a volunteer manning the DFL booth at the Wadena County Fair approached his wife and son as they walked by and offered them a coloring book and pencils.

The book cover, which features pictures of animals, and the first page seem “innocent.” However, the third page features a mermaid holding a book with male bodies on the cover along with a caption that reads: “Your body belongs to you.

You choose what you want to do with it.” Another page introduces children to the concept of being “asexual.” He said most parents will think the free coloring book gesture is “awesome” and will allow their kids to color in it without question.

“It’s ‘awesome’ until you see what’s in it,” Fisher said.

The Todd/Wadena County DFL hands out coloring books at the fair every year, according to Acting Vice Chair John Peters.

As the measure advances, residents of Woodbury can follow amendments and contact Ethan Cha regarding the final language.

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