Avery Jackson, first widely recognized at 9 on the cover of National Geographic, has continued to grow and embrace her identity within a supportive, affirming family. This groundbreaking cover helped elevate public discussions around transgender issues, as Avery’s journey showcased the importance of family support and visibility for transgender youth. Now 17, Avery’s experiences are a testament to the evolving landscape of gender identity, as her family remains committed to advocacy and education, fostering understanding and acceptance for trans youth nationwide.

Here is a video of little Avery at age 7 before his well-known National Geographic appearance at age 9. Even Elon Musk said it was worth reading.
 
Avery was an ordinary child. He talked about wanting to be a ninja, playing with his sibling, and liking climbing.
 
The child's startling admission follows:
 
"Oh, and I identify as transgender."
 
Seven-year-old Avery talks about knowing that he was a "girl inside" despite being born a guy and having boy physical features.
 
It raises the following question when young children assert that they are *really* members of the opposing sex:
 
How much do young children understand about their "gender"?
 
The 7-year-old “transgender child” shows great self-awareness when he says:

“Sometimes I like to play as an animal, a ninja or a princess. But it doesn’t mean my parents should treat me that way because it’s just make-believe.”

Instead of listening, his parents affirmed.
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SIBY JEYYA

25/10/2024 10:54 AM