Two Saskatchewan educators have listed a basement rental unit in their home, but homophobic and transphobic people need not apply..“We are a queer friendly family. Please do not message if you are homophobic, transphobic, etc,” said the rental ad.. Transphobe rental ad Regina .Regina Public Schools early childhood educator Dennie Fornwald and Luther College high school teacher Kris Dueck share three children, who are 10 and younger..Two of the boys are “gender neutral,” with the oldest being non-binary, 10, and another is gender diverse..The parents have dressed the children in rainbow colours and gender-opposite clothing since they were very young, as seen in some photos..In the first photo, this is the 10 year old nonbinary child wearing a dress at approximately three years old. He is the child on the right side.. Transphobe Kid - June 29 2016 .Here is another photo with the two youngest children from 2021. Both wearing pride colours and the middle boy wearing a dress.. Transphobe Kid - Feb 14 2021 .Fornwald recently spoke with the Canadian Press about her outrage at the new parental rights and sexual education policies announced by the Saskatchewan government. .“I know a lot of kids that this is going to affect negatively, kids whose families I know and I like. I think of all the kids out there who don’t have a safe person at home — hopefully yet. I think some of them could get there,” said Fornwald..Fornwald added gender identity “is something essential, a protected right” and unsupportive parents should not have a say in how their child identifies at school. She said she would not “out” any kids to their parents without the child’s permission..“I’ll work from an assumption that families want what’s best for their kids. I always start the year getting to know families with that assumption in mind,” said Fornwald..“For those times that I’m not sure if we’re on the same page when it comes to gender diversity, I know that the curriculum supports me to support all of my students.”.“I view kids as individuals, as full humans,” said Fornwald. .“And I think that the only time that I would have a problem letting parents in is if I think it’s violating the privacy and the rights of my students. Otherwise, we’re a team.”
