(Left, Sason Bear Bergman, 40, formerly Sharon Jill, is a Jєωιѕн woman who "changed" into a man and then married a man.)

"I want your children [to become] like me..."

This article proves ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ activists are intolerant. While society is willing to live and let live, these bigots, a microscopic minority,  impose their norms on us. If we demur, we are  "homophobic" and "bullies."

Bergman is a classic example of the Illuminati Jєω in action.  A metaphysical outcast and Satanist, the Illuminati Jєω makes what is unnatural seem natural, sick seem healthy, lie seem true and ugly seem beautiful. You're not allowed to disagree. It doesn't matter if you tolerate them, they do not tolerate you. They are the aggressors but they portray their victims as the oppressors. This is the NWO in a nutshell.

Government, schools and corporations pay Bear Bergman to convince their people he is healthy and normal. He creates "queer and trans cultural competency at universities, corporations, health care providers, and governmental organizations." A founder of the first gαy/Straight Alliance, he lectures on making schools "safe" for GLBT students. He resides in Toronto with his husband J Wallace and their son Stanley.
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By S. Bear Bergman
I Have Come to Indoctrinate Your Children Into My LGBTQ Agenda And I'm Not a Bit Sorry (abridged by henrymakow.com)

I am here to tell you: All that time I said I wasn't indoctrinating anyone with my beliefs about gαy and lesbian and bi and trans and queer people?

That was a lie.

All 25 years of my career as an LGBTQ activist, since the very first time as a 16-year-old I went and stood shaking and breathless in front of eleven people to talk about My Story, I have been on a consistent campaign of trying to change people's minds about us. I want to make them like us. That is absolutely my goal. I want to make your children like people like me and my family, even if that goes against the way you have interpreted the teachings of your religion.

I want to be present in their emotional landscapes as a perfectly nice dad and writer who is married to another guy. Who used to be a girl (kind of). Who is friendly and cheerful and not scary at all, no matter what anyone says.

goalsofcommunism.jpgI would also like to know: Why are we so afraid of admitting this? I ask as a person who quailed before this accusation (and its slimy misguided undertones of pederasty) for more than two decades. That is our job: to encourage people, especially children, to think differently about a subject than they do now. To dispel the dim and dismal miasma of myths and stereotypes, and instead allow the light of truth and fairness to shine in. That's the deal, my friends. And if we have done it -- if we have come to a place where a kid has been struggling in the muck of ignorance and hatred, and helped them up and cleaned them off and sent them to play in a meadow of love or at least kindness -- then baby, we have done the thing well.

At the moment, I am helping to put the finishing touches on a series of children's books that all feature lesbian, gαy, bisɛҳuąƖ, transgender, or queer kids or families. There are six books, and they are racially and ethnically diverse, filled with girls and women doing cool things, page upon page of kids enacting their own identities in joyous and peaceful ways.

There's no bullying or shaming in these books, and no Very Special Episode identity politics -- it's just happy kids being well, solving problems, having adventures, loving and being loved. They have lesbian mums and gαy dads and big extended queer chosen families; some are gender-independent. But what they all are is present. They are all in the books, on the page, on the landscape....

How do we talk to children most effectively? Through story. And so, I set about trying to make a set of children's stories that would teach kids what I want my son and all of his schoolmates to know -- that people like the people in our family (both biological and logical) are absolutely great.

It wasn't hard for me to understand that kids who get that message, even if they never know any our LGBTQ people as far as they know, may indeed carry it into adulthood. I watch the rash of recent murders of trans women and I think -- there's nothing I can do about that now except give money and pray. I do those things. But if there's anything I can do to get ahead of the problem, to refashion the world so that the humanity and value of trans women is made evident to more people, and sooner, in the face of cultural forces than I want to do it. I want to teach kids all about the idea of trans people like children in Nebraska read books about the ocean: even if you've never seen it, it's still a lovely thing that exists in the world, and you will get to enjoy it one day, if you're lucky.

That's what I want kids to know about lesbian, gαy, bi, queer, and trans people -- that we exist, that we're perfectly fine and often really excellent, and that even if you don't know any now you will before too long. I want them to know that we're absolutely as worthwhile and worthy of love and respect as anyone, and that if you're kind to us and behave yourself well there's a better than even chance you can get an invitation to brunch. I want kids to know this even if their parents' or community's interpretation of their religious tenets is that we're awful. I would be happy -- delighted, overjoyed I tell you -- to cause those children to disagree with their families on the subject of LGBTQ people.

If that makes me an indoctrinator, I accept it. Let me be honest -- I am not even a little bit sorry.