"American GIRL" Has Lost All Meaning

[@MrCovi2955]

One of my favorite comments of all time was when American Girl released "Their very first deaf doll", to which someone replied "Wait, the other dolls can hear us!?!"

[@caril.9384]

I remember that too!

[@henrywong668]

That wasn't a Bablon Bee article?

[@tlcforeveryoung3821]

That's hilarious!

[@cbpaddingtonbear2606]

I don't mind this if there's like a hearing aid on the doll. That's cool. If it just looks like every other doll than it's kind of dumb.

[@Jdrfam]

Okay now do glasses.

[@my_foodforthought]

What’s interesting is that they HAD a book that helped young girls understand the changes through maturity that I read at 12 that really helped. It had none of the woke garbage it has now.

[@scoot-scoot51341]

My mom got me those books too! They really helped me through the puberty process

[@alishaule6488]

They still have those. I have bought them for mine and they have been very helpful for my girls.

[@yurikagarincultidk]

I loved that book as a kid :0

[@my_foodforthought]

@@neko7606 I think so!

[@Dvrkwulf]

Me too. I still have mine! I’m gonna give it to my future daughter!

[@SpookyTanukiGaming]

The irony of them talking about being comfortable in your body and at the same time telling girls that if they don’t “feel like a girl” they should change their body instead of accepting their body.

[@_ellipticalpxin_2543]

omg truuee

[@debraschrock998]

This is all so incredibly sad...I cannot believe the Author Valerie Tripp would approve of this...I hope she does not....so sad to see this company deconstruct childhood!!!!!

[@abigailbrettxneider2514]

Right, during puberty for myself and my friends it was very much the body changing and the mind coming to terms with it later...like a couple years later

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

All they care about is 💰💵💳💶💴💸🏦🏧🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@quantashonjamaldigglerbury4934]

@@abigailbrettxneider2514 wtf you guys talking about im a man and always been one if you feel like "im not in the right body" then you have a psychological issue or smth

[@spraycandy01]

I’m Mexican and the child of immigrants and I remember getting my first American girl doll when I was a kid. I got Josaphina she was the Mexican historical one with long braided black hair. I loved that doll so much and her story and I became obsessed with American girl dolls. Having the Mexican one and seeing the range of different types of dolls really helped me understand what it meant to have Mexican blood and live in such a great country and be able to call myself American. I remember growing up all the little accessories were always so expensive so I learned to make things with my own hands. I’d make them beds and furniture out of shoe boxes and food out of oven bake clay. My mom gave me her old brother sewing machine from like the late 80s early 90s and I learned how to make them clothes and I learned to crochet to make them little hats. To this day I still sew/ crochet my own clothes and accessories and rarely buy anything new. I kinda owe that to American girl lol. It’s sad to see a company that was a huge part of so many of our lives go down this road. I really feel for this generation of children and the darkness being forced onto them. I can’t blame them for falling for the propaganda. They’re just kids.

[@waterflounder4380]

Those were the books I read too. Loved them

[@wildflower868]

You have such sweet memories. I hope you don't let the new, woke version ruin that for you.

[@ElinWinblad]

Swedish immigrant to USA I didn’t have the doll but had the Kristen books

[@sabrinaxraquel]

Yes!!! When I was a young girl, my mother abandoned me. I am half Mexican...on my mother's side, and when my mother left, she left me with family members that didn't look like me. I was tan. With long thick dark hair. They were paler, blonde hair, light blue eyes. I can still remember seeing Josefina...with her eyes and hair and skin that looked like mine...I can still remember Josefina being introduced and her being the centerfold in the American girl doll catalog... It was so special to see a doll that looked age felt like me.... That made me feel closer to where part of me comes from. I can even remember "the care and keeping of you"... That book taught me so many things. We would shop around at many places to find hand made beds and a closet and accessories for our American girl dolls. My American girl doll even had her own little Christmas tree we would decorate each year in her little mock bedroom next to my room. So many memories. I've only watched the beginning of this video...but I was just taken aback by your being Mexican American as well as having a profound memory of Josefina as I had as well....and her story and seeing the pride and beauty in Mexican culture being displayed in a magazine. Te cuido y may God bless you.

[@LeSunshine_James2]

@@sabrinaxraquel I’m the opposite. I’m Mexican but I look very southern and American. People say I’m a try hard to be Mexican but how am I supposed to choose my genes?! At least I don’t sunburn?

[@Reesicup]

This is literally THE OPPOSITE of learning to love who you are!

[@Blake1720]

There’s a portion of children that do have complex emotions about their gender. Sorry not all people fit into your little box.

[@ProximaCentauri97]

exactly

[@gayperson]

@@Blake1720 exactly

[@person2488]

@@ProximaCentauri97 shut up

[@lordreimarsooks8347]

@@ProximaCentauri97 how? They conforn themselves to who they really are on the inside. They love themselves. The only resons trans people wouldn't be happy is transphobes and lack of access to good insurance and accessible healthcare.

[@hengineer]

American Girl used to be the literal doll that was purely representative. The idea was you get a doll that looked just like you. That apparently isn't enough.

[@lookslikeiwin]

Originally it was historical dolls, and then they added the look-a-likes.

[@person2488]

That’s litterally what they are doing now trans kids can get dolls and be proud of who they are wake theup your not in the 90s

[@gracedthecosmos_]

@Beastbombshell but kids under 10 can be trans too..

[@christopherkucia1071]

@@gracedthecosmos_ no they CANT. They are CHILDREN. Not able to fully understand the concept. Not an adult. Can’t consent. Children under 10 want to be ponies and dump trucks and dinosaurs. That is FUCKED UP you can even say that and feel proud. That’s child abuse. A child cannot make that decision so instead it is parents teachers peers and doctors MAKING that decision FOR a child. Literal abuse.

[@thestellarfalco5528]

@@gracedthecosmos_ yes, you know because 10 year olds should know about the opposite gender's privates and want to have them. Not age inappropriate at all right? Did you even watch the whole video xP

[@RichardsLegendaryGarage]

"It's a process of learning to love yourself for who you are" - Jazz Jennings aka the person that literally changed everything about themselves because they weren't happy with who they were......

[@commenter8131]

love yourself by getting castrated

[@lois2997]

And who is totally miserable now

[@jae5103]

It’s sad because it’s so obvious “she” is unhappy but has to keep up the facade lest “she” be cancelled by the same community “she” claims to promote. I’m gay and am a pariah in my own community for believing that being a feminine gay guy doesn’t make you trans

[@jordanhollister9919]

Jazz Jennings: a product of the very thing that’s taking over now. PARENTS helped child Jazz transition and now adult Jazz has major depression. Never given proper help with what they were going through and jumped very quickly to long lasting/permanent changes, some of which Jazz has already encountered in surgery.

[@hereweare9096]

@@jordanhollister9919 Yeah I have only ever seen clips of Jazz yet there is always a depressing tone.. always conflicted/ never seen a happy one.

[@kabirdas2786]

Brett Cooper could teach a class in marketing for how smooth she is with her ad transitions 😂 gets me every time

[@ParadoxPerson02]

Honestly, I feel weird joy every time she's able to transition to ads so smoothly. XD

[@bolivia.j]

I love seeing the little smile she tries to hide everytime she smoothly incorporates her ads haha

[@moniquemonet6476]

Hug.

[@ZenMonkeyGod]

One of the few who actually inspires me to check out the product haha

[@fluffles9591]

Its the algorithm

[@narahanock2720]

This makes me so sad. I grew up with Kaya, the Native American doll. As a introverted tomboy she was my best friend. I would take her in the woods and play, read all her books, and collected her gadgets. With little sisters getting ready to own their own American girl doll its tough to think they might run into this.

[@km82708]

I had Kaya as well! I got her when I was 7 because we shared the same name.

[@drea409]

That's so sweet. I was a teen when I found out about American girl, and I'm American with Hispanic family, but I identified so much with Kaya when I saw her. I grew up in Washington surrounded by woods, so Ioved seeing someone similar to me in Kaya. If I'd learned about them earlier I would have probably grown up with her too

[@Ellie_2007]

I loved always loved Kayas books the best! I got a mini doll of her also and collected some of her accessories

[@misslangleysoryuisiconic]

I remember my grandma’s sister delivered a “balikbayan box” from the US to the Philippines that I accidentally saw a printed page from a magazine about American Girls dolls where I saw the photo that it’s all about mixed raced girls (including the whites too) where I said “I hope there’s a Filipino doll in there.”

[@purpledragon7130]

I’ll always miss how American Girl used to be. I loved the historical characters and stories, the accurate clothing, the unforgettable lessons. They made my childhood so special.

[@theresegretencord2470]

My parents gave me Molly (the WWII historical doll). I had the books as well, and those came with pages filled with facts about the world the character was growing up in. There was even a series of books filled with cool pictures, facts, and photographs called "welcome to ___'s world" where you could learn even more about the time periods of the historical dolls. It was educational and fun, and it made learning about history in school more interesting because I could connect it back to a character I knew and loved. Unfortunate that it's not like that anymore.

[@elliaforsyth5638]

Even like 6 or 7 years ago they took out the Welcome To __’s World section and replaced it with a singular page blurb about the historical setting. It’s something, but it definitely doesn’t compare to the photos and multiple pages of more in depth context

[@abbytheredwolf174]

See this sounds amazing I would love to see this book, I would love to see books like this. Books that inspire, teach and show the world that we no longer live in or that may be the same in some way.

[@faithhopelove894]

My daughter has several of the dolls and book series. Good wholesome fun way to learn about history. My son enjoyed listening to the stories and watching the movies too. His favorite has always been Molly. Since he was little he has said if he is ever a daddy with a little girl he will name her Molly, he’s an adult and still plans on it if he has a daughter. My daughters favorite doll was Addy I was able to get an numbered original Addy. The quality is definitely noticeable. I have always loved Samantha I remember seeing her and the books thinking I’d be so happy to have her and the books. I never did but she was the first one I bought my daughter. Great memories I will share the original content with little ones but will not purchase anything new from them. Disney ooooo my I’m known a the Disney girl so giving up that has broken my heart but I’m sticking by my values of protecting children and giving age appropriate information. We should be able to trust companies like Disney & AG unfortunately we cannot. I hope they stop this inappropriate behavior! My hope is that losing money will eventually make them get it together!

[@katylepetsos7512]

Molly was my first one, my Grandma got her for me and I loved her. One time I took her to school cus my other friends brought their dolls too, and I lost her glasses and thought I’d never see them again. But then this girl found them and came into my class and gave them back to me.

[@halfmoon2075]

I had Kirsten when I was a child. I loved her stories! They took place in the early 1800s and followed her journey across the ocean to new England and then her adventures. I loved the attention to detail that the books had and there was a page at the beginning with pictures of all the characters and maps. I passed down the books to my daughter and she loves them. They don't make them like they used to though. I think it's more about spending money on as many accessories as you can nowadays.

[@Isa-dn4fx]

I’ve always been seen as a tomboy. And I’ve never dated or had a boyfriend and because of this I’ve been pulled aside many times by people asking “are you into women” simply because I’ve never dated a guy and act like a tomboy. I don’t wear men’s clothes I mean I wear activewear mostly but I don’t dress like a man. And they constantly say “well if you ever realize I’m here to support you” just because I say I’ve never liked anyone. ( I’m only fresh into uni and the amount of times it happened when I was in HS is insane)

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

Some people like being single. What's wrong with that? Even that Bible says it's fine being single.

[@mancyank564]

Isa, I was the same in high school. I think people asking me if I liked girls put me off dating. After hs I became friends with men at work. Going out to clubs and movies with them I met their friends and started dating men. It was a natural progression and I'm sure that the same can happen with you. Make friends, get involved in activities or church. Don't push yourself, go at your pace.

[@0bsidianfire948]

Explaining that you aren't interested in sex is a mind-breaker to a lot of people because for them, their sex drive is a *huge* part of who they see themselves as a person. So for them to be confronted with the reality that some people don't have that and are normal people who are happy to be that way... it points out how sex isn't as important as a lot of people *think* it is. And no one likes being confronted with something like that. One thing that has been forgotten in our hyper-sexualized culture is that there are people who are legitimately not interested in sex. And a lot of those people who aren't into sex tend to not be hyper-feminine/masculine. Which today tends to get labeled as being some variety of being Bi/Trans when it isn't.

[@an-animal-lover]

@@saphiriathebluedragonknight375 exactly

[@mancyank564]

@0bsidianFire, that's a very good point. Some people just aren't interested, others come to it later. Does it matter in the end?

[@addisonpavelka2566]

I’m so sad that my kids won’t be able to have the childhood I had. Our hole world has gone to shit.

[@paige_louise]

YES! amen! this person knows what’s up! our world is a dumpster fire

[@TRAZ4004]

*whole

[@doeeyes2]

@@TRAZ4004 no hole is correct... like sh* hole

[@patrickandrzejak]

@@TRAZ4004 🤣

[@Melshed]

I think “hole” world makes sense too. A poop hole.

[@nikkij4873]

Them: Being trans is not a medical condition. Also them: You're going to need surgeries and take medication for the rest of your life.

[@astral7530]

Being trans is not a medical condition. You can get surgery and take medication- You dont have to. Being trans IS how you FEEL. If I was a girl, and I thought: "Hey, I dont like being a girl, I dont want to be a girl! I want to be a boy. Please refer to me as a boy because thats what I am" Thats what being trans is. I am now a man and trans, because thats what I FEEL like. Heres a link to an article that describes exactly what being transgender is: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender AKA: Being transgender is just simply conforming with the opposite gender. You can get gender-reaffirming surgerys. But you dont have to! I dont want to attack! I want to educate- I hope that this helped you understand better what being trans is. I can word things weirdly so if you have any questions or concerns I will try my best to answer. Even if you want to argue/debate, I am willing to have a calm conversation that sees both sides of the spectrum. And finally, I do hope that you at least respect and understand transgenders. Even if you dont agree with them, I hope you just let them be the way that you are. And you can be the way you are, and we can all get along and live in peace, even if we dont hold the same beliefs.

[@nikkij4873]

@@astral7530 yes!! THIS. “You CAN get surgery and take medication - you don’t HAVE to.” I wish exactly this was the message being sent out by the Lgbt community. I’m a lesbian myself who has identified as gender-neutral for the past twenty years. Most of my long-term relationships have been with “medicalized” transmen. They had chopped off their chests and were taking T. But now for the first time, I am dating and in love with a NON-medicalized transman. He has his chest intact, we use his preferred pronouns, and he’s not on any hormones. And it is WONDERFUL. He is just as valid and as much a man as my past partners, but without the painful mutilation and long-term harmful medications. So I completely agree with you. Trans is how you FEEL. It’s in your heart and your brain. So why chop up our bodies? Let people be trans without self-mutilation. And I feel the same way about those sad straight cis women that chop their bodies up in surgeries to look “prettier.” The issue here is body dysmorphia. Among medicalized trans and straight cis alike. People should get to be who they want without harming themselves to be “acceptable.”

[@nikkij4873]

Wow, my phone did funky stuff with the formatting. My apologies!

[@astral7530]

@@nikkij4873 I really agree! I know that the "you dont have to" is something that is pushed! But I also know people will still want/get medical transitions to fit in! I hope that in the near future, people understand that they dont have to get those transitions. I want people to be happy in their own bodies! On the flip side, adults, who do understand everything that comes with a medical transition, should be allowed to do it! I think that they understand themselves and any risks, so they should be able to medically transition if they so please, I just dont want them to feel forced into it just to fit in and feel like a man/woman! Whether people medically transition or not is a choice, but either way they should still be respected, and referred to as they please! I'm very glad me and you agree on this :D

[@nikkij4873]

@@astral7530 yes yes yes!! :D

[@Assasengirl]

This hurts my heart. My Grandma who went through the Great Depression gave me Kit ( the Great Depression Era doll) and reading her books helped me understand her immensely as a kid. I read all of the old historical doll books, my mom got Samantha and she gave me Addy and AG was a huge part of me learning history.

[@angle1709]

It sounds like you’re going through the Great Depression with how sad you are over someone else’s life! Maybe you should try and cradle yours first.

[@somecat8696]

These mfs and their sob stories istg they have to be joking💀

[@bobthebuilder628]

LMFAO GROW UP 💀💀💀💀

[@tuduluoo7408]

@@bobthebuilder628 Lmao loose some weight

[@User-w7c1l]

“I’m a lesbian” I thought you were American 😂

[@sunoosupremacy6577]

I hope this stays the top comment 🤣

[@mewoowowowo5557]

Here before this blows up

[@run2cat4run]

What there’s no LGBT+ in USA

[@leeiif]

I thought she was a human.

[@isaiahhackshaw201]

😭😭😭 I needed this laugh.

[@MrMattie725]

I love how 'the process of learning to love yourself for who you are' consists of changing one of the most fundamentals things of who you are :D

[@naowright9308]

Exactly right!

[@killereria9945]

The ‘girl’ who had innumerable issues with their transition and will forever be in and out of hospitals because her mother lied to her.

[@gonz3870]

so you're defined by your genitals and how deep your voice is? interesting

[@sarah_12725]

"I WANT U TO ACCEPT ME FOR HOW I AM!!" *literally changes their sex organs to like themselves but still fails*

[@IAmJeff7]

@@QuadDamage666 can’t believe people would do shit like that too then selves if it was a certain bone removed or something that I understand.

[@MewsView]

This is so sad. I LOVED these dolls. My parents had me save up to by my first and then my later ones were gifts. But saving my money and investing in this made me value it so much! The stories were great and actually taught me about other times and cultures that I wouldn't have been exposed to in daily life. They promoted positive role models for young girls and helped build confidence. This is just sad and is undoing all the good that they once were.

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

We had to save up for ours too! I still have mine and I treasure her (she needs a new wig though)

[@moviejunkie9212]

I was obsessed with all of the books I was able to get my hands on and read! I loved learning about the various cultures and time periods. One of the books that stood out to me featured a character named Kirsten whose family came to America from Sweden.

[@Itsallbologna]

My grandmother gave me kaya (at the time I really wanted felicity) but I’m SO GLAD she did! I became obsessed with native history and learning about them! It really opened my eyes as a child growing up in a predominantly white neighborhood

[@run2cat4run]

So it’s bad to learn about LGBT+

[@dragonfox2.058]

@@run2cat4run if it involves destructive drugs and delusion...yes

[@dassuspicious]

When I was younger my parents bought me Kittregde (AKA Kit) and my sister got Clare. I absoloutely loved learning the backgrounds of the dolls through their books and am very saddened by the way things are going for American Girl. Why can't we let children keep their innocence? T-T

[@Los_Alamos_Quadrobist]

I know right?

[@karrotz9877]

I had Kit too! I loved her as a kid 😢

[@cjdemo11]

I loved reading the Kit books! ❤

[@Ev33639]

I'm a biological girl who identifies as a girl and I wear baggy clothes, like videogames, would rather die than be in a dress, I like guns, and rafting, hiking, and camping. That doesn't mean that I'm transgender that means Im not a stereotypical girl. Live with people being different it doesn't mean they want to be trans. You can't change who you are biologically and no matter what you do it will not change. Accept the fact your just different and not a different gender.

[@swaggyfatima4254]

Exactly, I'm a girl that doesn't like dress, likes baggy clothes, plays lots of video games, but I still love to wear makeup, heels, wear nail polish, etc. But I'm not a man, I'm a female, and I stand by that.

[@faithhopelove894]

Disney & American Girl used to be fantastic & wholesome. Now they make me sick! It honestly breaks my heart to see all that was good is being infiltrated by evil. I pray things get better! Thank you for sharing important information & doing so with such a fun kind heart!

[@CaptainFantastic222]

Don’t buy them then… seems simple to me. No need to get all worked up

[@kevinsullivan3448]

This infiltration has been going on for 70+ years. Communists er... Democrats have to destroy the Family and the Church to subjugate America and they are well on their way.

[@moniquemonet6476]

According to what god of what world? Good day.

[@chrissant6277]

@@moniquemonet6476 ?

[@faithhopelove894]

@@CaptainFantastic222 I stopped spending money on anything from either company awhile ago. I really hope things get better.

[@nealwright5630]

At this point, I'm amazed they still use the word "Girl" in their company name.

[@azeez8399]

American birthing person 😉

[@offsewingdragons9142]

THAT is NOT inclUSIVE. American *ORGANISM* is MY preferred term.😤

[@bugsauce2261]

"Ahh, I sure do love playing with my all-new American Genetic Material!"

[@hecktavlad666]

american person

[@user-uv3oq7cq2k]

@@hecktavlad666 nah nah you making the furries mad

[@Progamerjay100]

This has taught me to not get attached to anything. So much for the American girl tradition in my household.

[@spongebobmiscellaneous]

It seems nothing is safe anymore.

[@lilyliciousss]

literally just breaking down the traditional american family dynamic, one step at a time

[@SkettiKandie]

@@lilyliciousss yyyyyyuup

[@angle1709]

You should keep it that way! Maybe cry a little on your way out. I’m sure your children would care receiving an American girl doll because it was transgender, even if it’s not real. But, hope you get good tissues.

[@spongebobmiscellaneous]

@@angle1709 found the anime pfp ☝️

[@avasophia1859]

This is one of the most heartbreaking losses to wokeness for young women all over the country. AG was such an influential, beloved part of all our childhoods. 💔

[@liannapfister8255]

I have never missed being 9 years old so much… I miss my grandmother, but I’m glad she’s not here to see what they’ve done

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[@AlmostArrynt]

My daughter just started to get into American Girl dolls. We even sent mine (Samantha) in to have it fixed and hearing aids added onto her to reflect my daughter's. We talk a lot about loving yourself and who you are, and I hate the push towards kids telling them that they need medications to be who they are "more". We'll buy offbrand stuff now.

[@Ava-ix4dj]

There are (or were) some good knockoffs from target but I’m not sure if they’re still there, I’m so sorry your daughter is just getting to be old enough for all the stuff that is now being ruined

[@SkettiKandie]

@@Ava-ix4dj ohhh yeahh. I remember the target brands. Lol. I got mad at them as a kid bc they werent the “real American Girls” tho nowadays they are more American Girl Dolls than the actual American Girl Dolls. Lol.

[@rachaelleann9847]

Walmart has some! My girls don't know the difference as one has each cause one was given to us. I cannot believe almost every dang business is just doing to this nonsende. I'll never spend a penny of that store ever again.

[@rachaelleann9847]

@@Ava-ix4dj ya and Walmart has My Life. They won't even know the difference. That is if that brand isn't changing for worse as well.

[@AlmostArrynt]

@@Ava-ix4dj I bought my youngest one for her birthday this year. Their clothes even fit American girl dolls, so win /win

[@isabella2513]

I had Felicity, Kit, Kierstin and Addy growing up. LOVED American girl, and when I turned 13, I got the care and keeping of you book that taught me about puberty which seriously helped me, since my mom didn’t want to teach me anything. I’m so disappointed how they’ve changed.

[@rebekahkerr1723]

Had a feeling several years back that we’d eventually lose the wholesome brand of American Girl. I spent lots of time scouring thrift stores/library sales and found almost all of the historical books and a few others from the 90s. I’m excited for my girls to enjoy the stories that I loved growing up.

[@SkettiKandie]

That’s awesome. Keep it up. Dont buy into this new shit.

[@shhhhquiet2021]

My family are Christians and my 6yr niece asked for a American girl doll and I overheard my mother and sister talking about it and they said like how it was just like making kids apart of lgbtq and they also talked about how expensive it is about it so they got her a off brand

[@ginathecookie]

I'm Aussie so didn't really grow up knowing American Girl Dolls and such (just the normal internationally shown ones like Barbies, Bratz, etc. And maybe Aussie ones?) but it is super sweet seeing the nostalgia that Brett and fellow commentators are exhibiting.

[@ginathecookie]

Eh, sorry for the big words, I've been reading lately as I half boy cott You..Tube. also the Bridgerton Books have been sating my need for more Bridgerton and Wednesday seasons/episodes.

[@noahmc7804]

We need someone like Elon to own KZbin so we can really use your 1A and stop being suppressed by ❄️.

[@Chilly_Lilly]

I heard about this 😭 I’m very sad that something I admired for years is now woke too ☹️

[@WalkersWifey]

@@nowshockingclip6065 reported you

[@Chilly_Lilly]

@@WalkersWifey ty 👍👍

[@Chilly_Lilly]

@Crazy melon ! yes, I agree with this completely.

[@boobboob1867]

Oh no! Gay people aren’t getting burned at the stake and people aren’t treating bipoc people like they’re worth nothing. What HAS the world come to?

[@URLisreal]

Supporting rights for those who have been looked down upon and Ilegal just for living is good stay mad

[@zeldachickadee]

You owe your mother a lot for protecting you from this damaging ideology. Parents, please be involved.

[@angle1709]

I’m confused if your comment is protecting transgender people or going against them. It’s okay to be confused, take your time, there is no rush finding out who you are.

[@stephanie8560]

Teaching LGBTQ kids that they should be ashamed of who they are and hated for who they are is a damaging ideology. It is also the opposite of loving your neighbor as yourself and not judging others as if you are worthy of wielding the righteous judgement of God yourself. Jesus said his followers would be known by their works. What works are conservative Christians known for? Helping the refugee? Feeding, housing, and clothing the poor? Loving their enemies? Treating the foreigner living among you as you would the native born, as you were once foreigners in Egypt? What Christ-like works are YOU known for, other than the belief that you can and should hate, falsely accuse, and judge your neighbors in God's name? Wherever conservatives are, I see hatred and judgement of my LGBTQ neighbors. I see them called pedophiles (literally the first comment I received on this thread claimed as such) and treated as second class citizens. I've heard so much about conservative Christians, but I've yet to meet a Christ-like conservative.

[@Its_Asteria]

@@stephanie8560 I'd like to rebute, I should mention, I am athiest, but I do have empathy, and care for others, and I did once belong to a christian religious belief, but I found it to be lacking, and it did not represent true christianity. Just because someone has said that an LGBTQ person or people are pedophiles, it does not mean they are. But it should also be an insentive to ask that person, "why do you think that? why do you think they're pedophiles?" Hell, there's pedophiles in every group and that does include LGBT, the LGBTQIA+ community is not immune to creeps, however creeps do not make up the majority of the community. part of it is the spread of trying to force things onto them. Coming from a background of being forced into religious spaces despite it not fitting my beliefs and the fact I did not feel it fit christianity. Forcing people into believing something without free will or thought is awful. However another thing as well, its not about conservative vs liberal christians. its just, christians, as a whole. We shouldn't judge people wether they are gay OR they are conservative. yes there is hatred but much of the hatred is only RECENT because of RECENT effects its had on things. People were already willing to love and care their LGBT neighbors, but those neighbors actively (not all but many of them) attack and demean and erase those who did nothing to them. Is that also, not christ-like? is that also, judgemental? yes, it is. We're all human. and the "ideologies" in this video are not meant to be hate filled, they are fact. I underwent the trial of thinking I was trans, and undergoing changes to meet it. and it actively damaged me more, it did nothing to help me. True christ-like behavior would be to, be understanding, empathetic, and guiding, but also cautious, and truthful. And show concern for the safety and understanding of these topics because children, just do not understand these topics, it should be left for adults. I'd also like to note, no one has said to these kids to hate themselves, no one is teaching them to hate themselves. What is happening is they're being taught to think for themselves and told to look into things, before jumping on the bandwagon, and protecting them from misinterpreting a message and thinking it applies to them, when it does not. But if you truly believe what you believe, that's fine, I just wanted to provide a counter point that somewhat aligns (however differs as well) but with a different perspective. I appreciate your time.

[@imalwaysbored6552]

@@stephanie8560 not when the person isn't teaching them to hate themselves, instead helping them out of a potentially miserable future and helping them not get manipulated by the woke media. By the way there is no such thing as LGBT kids. They are kids, they don't know that bullshit.

[@katlyndobransky2419]

From what I can remember, I NEVER read an American girl doll book that referred to your gender or your sexuality. It should just be talking about body positivity, and how to be healthy. Telling kids they’re transgender because they cut their hair short is NOT healthy

[@astral7530]

I have never seen someone telling another person BECAUSE they cut their hair short they're trans. And I think thats stupid. These books are to help kids that ARE trans understand themselves. Their goal is to help kids realize that they're either trans or just some form of gender-nonconforming or to help them realize that they're cis, all of which are great. Its to make people feel at home in their bodies no matter their age. Its to help their be less confusion. I dont want to attack. If you feel like something I said is wrong or weird or dosent make sense I'd be more than happy to have a civil conversation with you about all of the things to do with being trans.

[@TheOcelotSlayer]

@@astral7530 Puberty is an awkward stage in every persons life, although it can be uncomfortable, there's nothing unnatural about it, and telling children that their body has a problem when it doesn't, is outright deceitful and just plain evil. We should be teaching children to love and take care of their bodies, to live prosperous and healthy lives, not to take HRT and suggest surgery to 'fix' them.

[@astral7530]

@@TheOcelotSlayer Sometimes there is something wrong with a body. And we do things to try and fix it. Even if you think that feeling like you were born in the wrong body isn't something that needs to be fixed, to some people it is. If you were disabled and in a wheel chair, even though you can live fine, just be inconvenienced by the able-bodied world. If someone offered you a cure so you could stand again you would take it. Now in LGBTQ+ Terms: If you felt like you were living in the wrong body, and even though you could live fine, just have to deal with body-dismorphia and depression. And someone offered you a surgery so that you could stand again, you would take it. And guess what? People took the offer. SO that they can be happy. And I dont want to have a discussion on puberty, because puberty blockers are completley harmless and reversable. I do agree with you though that kids are to young to medically transition, they should wait till their adults with a developed brain and have thought about such big desicions. But adults, they can make their own choices and should be allowed to medically transition. As for kids, they can take puberty blockers because their safe, alongside dressing, acting, and being referred to as whatever gender they please.

[@TheOcelotSlayer]

@@astral7530 this is not comparable to wheelchair-bound people. Its a mental illness, not a physical disability. People with body dismorphia think they need to be skinny or fat or even remove their limbs but they are healthy physically. You do not treat their mental illness by altering their body the way their mind wants to be.. they need help mentally. Gender disphoria is no different here. (You can't convince me otherwise.) Life altering surgeries and HRT will never properly treat it. That only causes unnecessary altercations to the body.

[@TheOcelotSlayer]

@@astral7530 there is no reason to use puberty blockers on children. Reread my first comment. That is teaching children their puberty is unnatural and wrong when it's not.

[@jeffdukeman7031]

It is super sad. Our girls just got into them last year at 6, almost 7. I was turned off when we went to the store and the “Made In China” sticker was plastered over everything and a few choice books they offered but I figured I could side step that stuff for now, but this puts it over the line for us. But how do I tell my now 8year old GIRLS that weren’t not gonna support the company? Adults: do whatever the heck you want, assuming it doesn’t harm anyone, but leave the friggin kids out of it.

[@hbk2377]

I just know that in 100 years, the Jazz situation will be documented as a case of horrific medical experimentation on a child. The things that were done to Jazz as a child are SO heartbreaking, what Jazz needed was intensive therapy and a grounded family/home life, but instead Jazz got exploited on TLC and medically experimented on before even turning 18. Now poor Jazz has to live a lifetime of complications with a decision made by the parents before Jazz could even consent and it’s heartbreaking :(

[@brandygann3916]

I freaking love it when you get hyped for our children, I'm so afraid for the coming generation. You've been my new binge lol

[@ProdriveGT]

More like ALL of us, purification is at hand.

[@RubysDude]

Brett is sanity. 💯

[@savannahtinlin9044]

ikr, brett is the best

[@almostawalrus]

Wow “learn to love yourself” meant accepting yourself AS YOU ARE. It meant overcoming feelings of wishing you could change aspects of your appearance and embracing them as uniquely yours. I remember when adults used to teach kids this and encourage them toward true self-confidence and not this hopeless, unsustainable chase after things that can’t make you whole.

[@LoveFreak18]

medical transition: learn to love yourself by rejecting your body! doctors: we will help you, we can carve you up like a thanksgiving turkey.

[@SkettiKandie]

So sad…. But well said tbh by you. I fucking hate this, I want to hate your comment only bc of what it means and the fact thats happening. I like your comment tho bc it is well said and explains so much with little words.

[@LoveFreak18]

@@SkettiKandie agreed , I wish it wasn't happening and hate that it is. But, that's just the world we live in.

[@AbigailBrickler]

...and then stop giving a f*** when you have complications and understandably expect us to help you!

[@angle1709]

This comment seems like a self projection, but I’ll let it slide. It’s just funny, since turkeys are delicious to eat when done right.

[@person2488]

Some people don’t feel like they aren’t In the right body that doesn’t mean they don’t love themselves it just means they don’t feel like they are in the right body 😅

[@Hachisgirl]

I have never had an American girl doll, i have never even been to America,but I used to be obsessed with those little skits people used to do with theirs. I thought the whole point of the brand was to help girls feel empowered and happy in themselves, the whole brand used to be amazing , it had so many hair types, races, conditions, ect. Like my cousin was so happy when she got one with a wheelchair, just like her. The dolls weren’t unrealistic like barbie, they looked just like most girls at that age. It was built to help young girls feel comfortable in themselves, not young girls to feel comfortable in someone else.

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[@grod6998]

That thumbnail had me dead. I would love to see what they would do for the conservative girl doll 😂

[@whateverwhatever4026]

I've had this conversation multiple times online. And unfortunately some people get needlessly offended by anything THEY view as negative towards trans people. This leads to everything from hormones CAN'T cause cancer, to all trans people are inherently right about everything including their transness. Both of those opinions steming from the same person who wouldn't allow me to call Jazz delusional. I wasn't even referring to her transness in that case. I was very specifically calling her delusional about all the weight she gained and how it's everyone else's fault she won't exercise...

[@pierresoorden5975]

girl Ben Shapiro

[@randywoodworth5990]

These people are the source of their own misery and yet blame everyone and everything else.

[@rebel4466]

Usually both sides of topics are strange. We have those who see - phobics everywhere and those who think someone living a lifestyle for themselves is damaging to society. Not in this case, but in general. That's why everyone should stick to facts and be reasonable

[@Sneedboy]

@@rebel4466 it’s wrong to harm your body like this regardless.

[@samanthak1449]

@@rebel4466 It's fine if they want to do it in their own homes, as adults and NOT on tik tok. The POINT is they're pushing it in schools! On little children! They're pushing it in little children's cartoons and movies!!! They're pushing it EVERYWHERE you look! They're having DRAG SHOWS for kids! They're having trans bathrooms at elementary schools! What the fuck are you talking about? We want to PROTECT our children from this SEXUALIZATION, it has nothing to do with being trans! And criticism, & non-support isn't being *phobic. We have no *PHOBIA - we have no irrational fears of trans people - we just don't support them and we don't agree, and in a free society ALL of that SHOULD be allowed to be SAID, and debated! BUT the trans people love to capitalize on it and make themselves the VICTIMS of this, WHY??? It's actually the administrators and the people putting the BIG MONEY behind this agenda to sexualize the kids and make them all androgynous, unhappy, childless, obese, automatons, that do nothing, and end up so jaded, and rid of joy that they'll choose to use Canada's MAID system. #WhyBeAVictim #ChooseTruth #GodDidntMakeAnyMistakes

[@PureBeauty511]

So disappointing to see this happening to a company that was so lovely to me as a young girl. Samantha was my favorite character. I never got any dolls but I owned & loved the books. I still have them to pass on to my kids one day. But I also want to be a responsible parent and not let my kids mostly learn about their bodies from a book or the internet. Going to have to get creative and find a lot of alternatives for them so they're not stuck with the woke stuff. Gosh, I miss the better days.

[@vivianeborkholder2268]

Same! Samantha was my favorite but my family didn't have the money to buy American Girl dolls. I played with my friends' as much as I could 😄

[@katie7748]

Samantha and Felicity for me. I spent hours flipping through the magazines but never owned more than a couple Felicity books.

[@meme-bu8qu]

I remember saving my allowance to buy Samantha myself when I was little. We were working class, my parents would give me a quarter if i did extra chores around the house that I didn't have to do to teach responsibility and reward me for doing good work. (all family members have to contribute to the household of course in general, but extra work, rewarded). I really wanted the doll and my mom suggested I could try to save up for my allowance and I could save up for other things too. So I did. Now, understand, I only received a quarter each time for each extra chore i did, so it took some time and I did not get an allowance for just existing. I saved up those quarters. I think it was about $96 dollars I saved for my Samantha doll and book. I was very proud of myself and felt so grown up and cool that I was able to do that. My parents got me the whole Samantha books later that year for Christmas.

[@faithhopelove894]

Same

[@luluopal16]

I heard about this the other day and it makes me so sad. I'm only 20, but I got my first doll from an ex of my uncles when I was about 6, which was a classic Kit doll with the original plastic and strung body. I also have a look alike doll I got on a trip to Chicago in 2009, but now they're both in storage. I remember watching the "Crissie" doll movie in school bc it talked about bullying, but I also loved all of the movies they released in the early 2000s. I got a catalog in the mail a few months ago and actually looked through it, and I was so shocked at how strange the dolls and accessories looked. Not what I remember at all....

[@emilys9976]

i'm also 20 and kit was my first doll! its so heartbreaking

[@liannapfister8255]

I feel the need to correct: _Chrissa,_ not Chrissie

[@luluopal16]

@@liannapfister8255 haha yea sorry, my phone autocorrected lol. she was such an icon

[@champigranja1179]

I'm glad they did the Jazz Jennings reality show because it literally shows all the damages Jazz had to endure. It's unbelievable how some people think of Jazz as an inspiration when her mental issues are that bad. The mom said Jazz has to take 18 pills a day just to function, pills to treat depression and anxiety, which got worse AFTER the surgery. But they have always denied those issues have anything to do with her transition. What else would they say? It's not easy to acknowledge that you f*cked up your kid's life.

[@sharpwater4804]

I’m a 19 year old girl and I’m scared about the future when I have my own children, I feel if things keep going the way they are I won’t be able to put my children in public school, and of all the pressure I will face from my family. They are all very far left and if my child is transgender I will of course support them but I will not ruin their body, that will be my kids decision when they are 18 but I know that I will be scrutinized for that decision, and my family may abandon me like they have other members of my family who don’t share the same views of them. I hope the world becomes less crazy for the sake of all kids.

[@pageachatter229]

I can't decide whether to be sad or pissed about this. I had a Kaya doll as a kid. I read her stories, and I collected her outfits. Her stories carried lessons like don't rush headlong into things, take your time, think things through, listen to those closest to you, etc. That's some good lessons, especially nowadays. Now? Now we have books encouraging kids to make permanent and harmful changes to their bodies, and literally sterilize themselves, before they even know what their favorite color is. 🤮

[@silver9wolf6]

I loved Kaya! My mom used to read her books to me growing up 😊 Is Kaya one of the dolls that aren't sold anymore? I can see that...

[@angle1709]

Maybe you should delete this! I don’t know if I want any kids around you after you talking about them using their reproductive organs before they can learn their favorite color.

[@TheMeta141]

they're trying to make everyone either gay or sterile.

[@Quitlol37737]

kids cant read before they know what their favourite colours are

[@RinneAmagisDefenseAttorney]

KAYA OMG I LOVED HER! i miss the historical dolls sm😭

[@SuperGhum]

So glad I’m not a kid growing up or have kids who have to deal with this. When I was a young girl I wanted to be a boy because they had all the cool clothes, cool toys, and most of my friends were boys because we had a lot in common. Now I’m an adult and realize, I’m a woman who likes comfortable clothes, action movies and video games. I’m happy with who I am (apart from that time of the month, but who really enjoys that). I would hate to see someone who was like me end up doing something that could potentially hurt them, because their dumb 10 year old brain thought it was a good idea, because the adults said it was a good idea.

[@notme1255]

Brett - would you interview your mom about homeschooling and her choices around your childhood? I'd love to hear what she has to say so I can do the same for my future kids! 💕

[@shannonmaria22]

This would be awesome!

[@cgihearteyes]

NOT HER MISGENDERING JAZZ IM MAD

[@_cosmic.skincare_]

You called Jazz Jennings “he” multiple times in this video.She is a female.

[@SlayerPrincess]

So sad. This was a piece of my childhood that made me feel validated, powerful and wonderful to be a woman. The fictional character like felicity, Addy, Josephina, Kit, Kaya, Kirsten!!! They were smart and courageous and really inspired my little 8 year old self. They made being a girl feel like such a wonderful thing. Now they are saying “it might be great, it might be awful and you’ll spend the rest of your life trying to erase it and then suffering the side effects of that.” So sad.

[@hibari4079]

Felicity was my favorite

[@URLisreal]

Trans rights! Stay mad :)

[@km82708]

@@URLisreal lmao nah

[@URLisreal]

@@km82708 mad

[@Ari-ru6rf]

I’m 21 now, but I remember how much I love American Girl dolls when I was a kid and the different stories that went with the dolls. It’s crazy to see what they have done to please the mob.

[@cutiedopo17]

Same! But 20- turning 21 this year. I had Kitt Kittredge. I remember seeing her movie and going to the American girl store! It was SWAMPED with girls my age and older/younger

[@kymmie_girl]

Damn, I loved my American Girl doll as a kid. I think I still have her (Kirsten) in a box somewhere. She was a Christmas gift from my grandma in 1999. She bought a different one for me and each of my 4 cousins. We even got a special y2k outfit to go with them. Some of the books got a little dark, I remember being scared of cholera after one of the side characters died. But they were still very enjoyable. Sad that everything has had to go woke.

[@bonniebrown5102]

Omg I I had Kirsten too! And we got the y2k outfit as well...wasn't it purple/ silver with glittery tights and like a feathery headband? I would point to my favorite things in the magazine and my grandmother would make them for me. I'm literally about to cry typing this. I miss my Grandmother and I miss the 90s :(

[@kymmie_girl]

@@bonniebrown5102 I think mine was like a blue velvet material. It may have been a “holiday” outfit instead. (It was a long time ago!) I’m sorry about your grandma. I miss mine, too 😭

[@luluwoods6389]

I have Kirsten that my gave me when she was a girl.

[@livieperfetto4020]

I also had Felicity and went to Williamsburg !! I loved learned about history, animals , and the world through her !!❤ I’m sad that childhood isn’t what it once was :(

[@schleichstablesofficial]

This makes me absolutely sick. I can’t even begin to describe it. I’m only 15 but I ADORED American girl when I was little. I had a doll that looked just like me and one of the historical ones with the same name as me. I even went to the store sometimes for a special trip on my birthday and it was the most amazing thing to me. And it breaks my heart that I can’t give that same experience to my future children. Maybe I’ll just start my own version of a children’s toy company one day that doesn’t push evil agendas on impressionable young children. It’s so disgusting what they are doing and I wish there was something I could do to stop it.

[@BionicDeathclaw]

Once again Brett's mom sounds smarter than 99% of mom's out there. Either she's a wizard or was such a great mom Brett thinks she is, either way a massive W.

[@BionicDeathclaw]

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[@Firejoker54]

But then again she gave Brett a boy's name 😅

[@noahmc7804]

@@Firejoker54 She was named after a female character in a book.

[@noahmc7804]

Her mom was just raised with good values and raised her offsprings with the same values to represent her family.

[@Roxiesundersxore]

@@Firejoker54what’s wrong with that?

[@RL11111]

So sad. RIP American Girl. I loved Samantha, Molly, and Josefina.

[@boobboob1867]

No one cares

[@bobthebuilder628]

you know what’s sad being transphobic and homophobic have fun with your pathetic life

[@jaquelineluna2907]

I’m more and more convinced that I should just home school my son. And be very careful with the things he watches. These times scare me wth happened to the good old days back in the early 2000s when people were either gay or lesbian? Even Bi was new and unheard of I remember saying I was bi just to fit in. 10 years later I’m married and have one son and never kissed a girl or was sexually attracted to one. These kids are getting groomed in a way that can have serious consequences and might not even be what they want. God help us and protect the children 🤍🙏🏻

[@SkettiKandie]

Agreed. May God help this Country. 💜

[@offsewingdragons9142]

Im being homeschooled, please, try it. It will not hurt your child, especially if you find him a community such as theater, sports, extracurricular activities, or the educational community i go to, Classical Conversations, which is a Christian community where they teach you math, latin/grammar, science, logic, literature and debate, since people do need communities:3

[@liannemarie2504]

@@offsewingdragons9142 agreed! I homeschool my kids and we have a lot of families in our community that do the same!

[@jennprescott2757]

Yes, homeschool! Read Call of the Wild and Free. It is so encouraging!

[@buckleuphun]

Yall are actually scared of the lgbtq its unbelievable

[@fantabulous5287]

I had the historical doll, Samantha (At least I think that was her name) and I freaking loved reading her books and learning about her life. It's so sad to see what American girl has become

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[@jellyskittles9567]

Some people are trans some people aren’t get over it

[@thekeeperoftwindragons5976]

When I was a kid I was running around playing with the goats and horses , I was not thinking about gender identity. When I started thinking about that it was because of the internet. Luckily I had enough sense to not fall into this situation, I'm happy with who I am now

[@thekeeperoftwindragons5976]

@crazymelon515 Well I used to think I was gay, even dated a couple girls

[@thekeeperoftwindragons5976]

@crazymelon515 I was 16 or 17 during this not nine or ten.

[@FallenSanityWrites]

I remember a couple of those books. Felicity was my favorite, as it took place before the Revolutionary War, and it was accurate and cool.

[@jamesw5373]

Our children are under attack by evil in all directions. God help them.

[@illy_bug3]

Ah yes attack :)

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

I had almost all of the books because my Dad was always deployed and my mother was never very good at sitting down and talking with me about stuff. The Care and Keeping of You series is excellent for young girls, and the one about starting middle school helped me a lot! It’s a shame to see what American girl has become.

[@ellielynn8219]

This makes me so sad. I’m 36 with 2 girls who are 7 & 9, I often talk to them about the joy of having Kirsten and my sister having Samantha and I encourage the girls to get the books on our library days, unless they’re the old books we’ll have to steer clear. I’m going to have to share this video with my mom friends, they’re going to be so bummed too. Thank you for sharing this, I had no idea.

[@emilywheeler1140]

I used to love American girl. I had really rare dolls that are now in the vault and tons of rare clothes. I can’t believe what is happening.

[@Snow-Willow]

Growing up I was always more of a Magic Attic Club girl, but I knew of the American Girls dolls because they occupied the same sphere of dolls. Now I'm very glad I never got attached to American Girl. My childhood dolls more or less faded quietly into obscurity, a much more desirable fate than getting co-oped for evil.

[@annanong831]

MAGIC ATTIC CLUB!!! I loved them. I looked forward to their magazines every single month.

[@gothiclilac]

I was given the Felicity doll on Christmas too! 🥺 I love her!!

[@maddiemarsh9584]

I have the same perception. The last comment you read, is exactly what I feel. I've been saying this for so long. And Brett, until I found your channel I felt I was alone in my perception, Even started questioning if I was the strange one for thinking this is all bizarre and completely destructive. You, and the wonderful people in your comment section, have made me see it otherwise. I've always perceived these things in the same way that you do. I just wasn't able to vocalize it because no one shared my view. So thank you for that. Exactly. Right on the money. If they're not already dealing with gender dysphoria, or questioning their gender, why confuse them? It's manipulation. Planting these destructive ideas in young impressionable minds undergoing serious changes as they go through puberty, it's fucking disastrous. They're going to start questioning their gender for absolutely no valid reason. They're going to feel like they have to be questioning their gender. This is the problem and has been the problem since this whole transgenderism movement went viral. And I say viral because it's literally trending. You notice how all of these "transgender" people started popping up out of the woodwork when it became a trend on TikTok and on the internet? Not only is it confusing for teenagers who use the internet and are constantly subjected and exposed to people questioning and changing their gender, it opened a gate for the mentally ill in our society to engage with this ridiculous movement as well and even they (ADULTS, WITH FULLY DEVELOPED BRAINS) began questioning their gender! You take already mentally ill people and fill their heads with this crap and society expects no repercussions. If this ridiculous trend is powerful enough to manipulate and reach millions of mentally ill individuals, enough to put an impression on adult people, imagine what it is doing to undeveloped, impressionable young minds!! It's sick. It's really scary if you consider the theory that the world will be overpopulated with people who have butchered their own genitalia due to gender dysphoria and mental illness, one day reproduction will no longer be an option because everybody is walking around with pretend genitals that don't function to reproduce. Imagine living in a world, not to mention a dying world, where gender is no longer a scientific fact but a concept. Everyone's walking around with whatever synthetic body part they want in their pants. Suddenly people are no longer being inhibited by financial means because they've made hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgery affordable for everyone. Imagine a world where we are unable to reproduce and eventually we all die off. Everything adds up eventually. And frankly it's not impossible. It's a very scary thought. And It may not happen in your or my lifetime, but if this continues to expand and reach millions and millions of people who are already struggling with mental illness, have a tendency to make rash decisions based on their mood of the day, are impulsive and frankly have gender dysphoria, life as we know it will eventually go extinct, and it will start by the population getting smaller and smaller. Until all that's left are walking humans with mixed body parts (zombies) and a few stray hetero, fertile, sane people who can only reproduce so quickly. Sounds like the makings of a nightmare.

[@sorbetonix2343]

I just want to live like you guys. I guess it’s impossible.

[@nicole-mq2dk]

I also really don't like the phrase they used "it's your job to be you". Why would anyone think it's ok to pressure a child with their own "self". It's inhumane what we are doing to children.

[@lex9435]

The reviews for this book on the actual website are almost ALL one star!

[@carnivorewitch]

Jazz Jennings still suffers from depression and an eating disorder. When he went to a hypnosis regression session in one episode, he said he was a gay man who was "hungry" for acceptance when the hypnotist tried to see the underlying cause of his eating disorder. I also facilitate this, and I would take that quite literally. The reason why Jazz Jennings is overeating is that he never accepted himself as a gay man. Instead, he was brainwashed by his doctors and mother to think he was transgender.

[@Harrisisacommunistmarxist24]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@angle1709]

Of course, this happens. Since there is a situation for everything. I think you would know, since you put it into words so beautifully. Did you know, that many transgender people end up suppressing themselves so they can be accepted by their family? I remember a kid who shot himself because he couldn’t stand the fact that his family would disown him if he identified as transgender.

[@Ricardo-cl3vs]

Tell me again why I should be interested in this obviously sick and deeply disturbed person?!

[@somegirlmadi]

y’all act like this is exclusive to queer people, can jazz can have her problems in peace

[@tuduluoo7408]

@- 富江 - It happens tons more often to queer people. Look at mental illness rates in the LGBT community

[@Zoey_0629]

I'm a young teen, my brain is not even fully developed, and I know how messed up and just sad this is. I grew up loving to read because of the AG doll books series'.my favorites were tenny, addy, and Felicity. All three had fun stories that I loved so dearly, and soon I started asking to collect the dolls for Christmas and birhdays. I grew up with only older brothers and not many friends, so the characters and their stories became my best friends. I loved to play with them, create stories for them, like a new chapter to the book that included all of my dolls. These guys really were my childhood and it makes me so so so so sad and discouraged to know that our world has come this far to young girls childhood being twisted and based on politics. We right thinking women and even men need to stand up and claim our territory and the minds of our children and protect them from the dangers of our current world.

[@BlendedBarbieDoll]

Let’s be honest. These inclusive dolls are not for children they are to make adults feel better

[@bri220]

I remember reading the historical American girl books in the school library. It's sad what is happening.

[@caril.9384]

I,have a similar memory, except it was from my local library. Felicity has always been my favorite

[@ceciliapistorius8321]

I was so sad when they retired the historical dolls, but I really never thought they'd go crazy!

[@Xaforn]

I’ve never cared for dolls but I have friends who loved them and still have them, I’m honestly surprised it took this long considering the agenda.

[@ksquallfangirl]

There was so much beauty about the original American Girl doll "Historical Collection." It wasn't "just a doll", they were educational. Not only did they have Historical fictional books to encourage reading, but these characters and their stories had consistent themes to compare what life was like across time periods. Every character had an introduction, a school story, a birthday story, a Christmas story, and covered major events significant to their time. Girls could get a picture of "Wow, this is what school was like in 1904," and compare "How is it different or similar from how I go to school? How are the American Girls different from each other?" I read most of the American Girl collection and it was an important part of my reading journey in 1st-2nd grade. We had a whole shelf dedicated to AG at the library. Such a shame to see it go.

[@mvelez5002]

That’s why I loved them. They were educational as well.

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Out of curiosity, did you ever read the 'Dear America' books from Scholastic?

[@jillybean18]

I’m not a cisgender woman. I’m just a woman. And they always say “why does it bother you to use ‘correct’ terminology for those bc when you don’t it offends them-“ IT LITERALLY offends ME as a woman but apparently it only matters if your part of the LGBTQIA blah blah blah community.

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[@brandbran6486]

People nowadays simply do not believe in the existence of tomboys

[@possumpatrol45]

"Doll of Indeterminate Gender and Nationality"

[@abrock5086]

Why can't American girl focus on making more historical characters than this crap? Bring back Addy and Samantha!

[@FallenSanityWrites]

^^^ Those were the best. Felicity too. History is more important than this stuff.

[@abrock5086]

@@FallenSanityWrites Felicity was awesome. I wish they would focus more on the American era types of stories

[@FallenSanityWrites]

@@abrock5086 Exactly. They were so inspirational.

[@simplyheartandhome]

I just found your channel. I was just talking about this. The world has turned absolutely upside down at the expense of the children. Thank you for speaking out about this. ~Gina

[@nj6618]

Say whatever you want about trans people but atleast respect their pronouns… Jazz Jennings uses she/her yet you called her a he/him

[@FireRising86]

No.

[@nj6618]

@@FireRising86 then don’t expect anyone to listen to your opinions on trans people if u don’t have decent respect 💀

[@wordsmith6154]

As someone who grew up with American Girl myself, I hate this for the company. I grew up, like you, with the historical dolls. In 2009, when I was eight, I was given Kit, the 1930s doll. I still have that doll and the books that came with her. I loved her story and personality. I read the books, watched the movie, and played the video game. American Girl was essentially my open door into my love for history (as well as mysteries) and later writing. I had some of the other dolls too and adored them. I even have two of the girls of the year, which was the modern doll they would put out highlighting different issues like bullying or the blended family as well as a different talent like painting or baking or even gymnastics. American Girl taught me so much history and life lessons that the fact that it's now come to this is depressing for me.

[@roul4842]

I had a lot of the older historical books and the Kit doll. Sad to see the brand fall this way, but I am sadly unsurprised.

[@isugar15]

I had the Kit doll too! I remember I got mine customized to look like me. I loved American Girl so much when I was little. I loved to read the books and while my parents could only afford to get me just the one, I loved her so much. I used to love looking at the new American Girl dolls that were advertised in their monthly publication. It was just such a lovely part of my childhood. Breaks my heart seeing it come to this. Everything woke turns to shit.

[@aelin2800]

I loved American girl doll stuff when I was younger. I had Josefina, she was my favorite. I loved her books, and her clothes. My mom did have us stick more to the historical doll stuff, molly, Addie, Elizabeth/Felicity, kaya etc, but we did have a couple more modern books as well. But it's so sad to see them go down the woke route just like so many companies.

[@purplecrisis449]

Josefina was my favorite... I can't tell you how many times I read her books

[@caril.9384]

Felicity was my favorite

[@bloodwolfgurl]

When I was little I went through a phase of not knowing who I was and dressing like a "boy" but as my brain developed and I entered the older stages in my life I understood better, knew who and what I was, and felt better in my own skin. Kids go through phases. Its part of maturing. No kid should be exposed to agendas like this! It is severely and sometimes permanently damaging! If you're already grown and you have identity issues, by all means, seek the type of help you see fit, but leave kids out of it!

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[@Harrisisacommunistmarxist24]

We got one last year for my daughter from my sister for Christmas, I'm going on a straight boycott of this company go woke go broke.

[@michaelcameron4337]

People are going to look back at this era and think most of us were sick and sad people. If they allow actual record of what happened from the corporate level. It shocks me every day.

[@the_artist_sylveon]

I used to love American Girl, despite growing up with the Mattel version. I mainly liked the historical girls they had, especially the one named Molly because she looked like me at the time. That series also kickstarted my history buff phase but it still was a huge part of my childhood. There even was a book about puberty in girls that basically said “hey, the next few years are going to be scary. Yes, I’ll suck. Yes, you’ll feel uncomfortable in your body. But that’s ok, and with time, it will all balance out and you will be ok”. Now they push out this garbage… uuuuugggghh why is my childhood being ruined???

[@amandajo6953]

I never had American dolls but this is so heartbreaking.

[@thegooberousgoober]

im still a minor and when i was around 8 yrs old, i thought i was pansexual and a demigirl because of something someone that i was friends with told me. she introduced me to the trevor project and i eventually told my parents. now i am what god intended me to be i am a young woman your videos have inspired me so much, im extremely glad that i found your page!

[@swaggyfatima4254]

I thought that Lesbian was a country 💀

[@ginathecookie]

I love that segway into Promotion. So smooth! Geniune thought. Not everyone does it well but Brett did it really well.

[@TheBelegur]

The key to successfully pushing back against this transgender mania is for people like jazz to be able to tell their stories of how surgery and hormone replacement ruined their lives.

[@daddysgirl102938]

She would never admit that, she's still currently pushing legislation for trans kids.

[@astral7530]

Jazz has no regrets to her transitioning. She is completely happy with the fact she transitioned. Also, there is no transgender mania. People are allowed to transition and be happy and trans! And there is absolutely NO problem with that.

[@astral7530]

@@daddysgirl102938 Probably because she has no regrets! If she did she could full well De-transition! She is completely happy with her transitioning. I do agree with the fact that kids shouldnt get medical transitions, they should wait till their adults. But people can be trans without ANY FORM of medical related things. And kids can still be trans.

[@daddysgirl102938]

@@astral7530 she couldn't de transition and become a man again without extreme backlash from the community telling her not to share her story because it's "fuel for the alt right" she would lose her show. She would never regain sexual function she could have had ect. You act like it's no big deal. And yes children can dress and appear how they want but the reality is children are being medically through drugs and surgically transitioned and that is what she advocates for regularly. She is against Texas saying children under 18 shouldn't medically transition. Let's remember jazz is still a VERY young adult who has had what 3 a minimum bottom surgeries? And things still arnt functioning right? Or maybe it is now? Either way this isn't a life children should be striving for but they ARE. They get huge social media following brand deals TV shows and society telling them how brave they are. Teenagers and middle school age children are highly persuaded by this. It is SUCH a confusing age where most kids dislike their bodies. Then you have adults and trans/ lgbtqia+ telling them well if you don't like girl/boy things you might be non binary aka trans and then this WHOLE WORLD of love and acceptance will welcome you in. AND tell your parents transition so you don't kill yourself. OR BYPASS your parents if they don't agree and we have all these programs that will help you start hormones without their permission. Children who can't consent can apparently concentrate to life long decisions. Derangement.

[@astral7530]

@@daddysgirl102938 First of all, I want to start out by saying that I agree, kids should wait till their 18 to transition, its a major change that needs to be thought about my a more developed brain. Second of all, even if Jazz would receive backlash (Which I personally doubt) If they have any issues with their transitioning, they can de-transition, backlash or not. Yes, they may still keep their medical problems, but most people that have transitioned do not receive said problems, at least as far as I'm aware, she got unlucky. Third, I also agree that trans kids should not be super publicized and evangelized. They should be able to live life normally. And third of all, theirs no programs to bypass parents on medical things. You have to have parents permission for anything medical. Finally, telling kids about gender-nonconforming things like being trans is a good thing! I'm a minor and genderfluid, and I am more than glad that my parents taught me what the LGBTQ+ is! Because now I understand who I want to be and how I want to be referred to as!

[@weekendmom]

I remember the first three American Girl characters: Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly. How far the company has sunk since the late 1980s when they began.

[@tracykimber729]

I am stunned. My daughter was born in 2003 had to have the American doll also it seems so great. These dolls are very expensive and I regret being involved with any of it now giving this company money.

[@Heartstohan]

Ok so let’s say you were born into a male body and you felt sad and wanted to be like most girls and if you had the chance to change into a female body you would do it right? Cus your a girl, your brain says your a girl right? Well now let’s compare it to being trans, someone who’s brain says “I’m a girl” or “I’m a boy” and they wanna feel happy and not getting told their a boy or girl when their not, so they decide to transition to be who they really are and are happier 🏳️‍⚧️❤

[@koraknight6995]

I wanted an American girl doll when I was little. But we were poor and couldn’t afford it because of how expensive they were. Now I’m grateful I never got one because of what the company is doing to kids now.