TIME and Nickelodeon's transgender finalist for 'Kid of the Year' is still an inspiration to children

OK, we just got done posting some more videos from Disney’s all-hands meeting to reassure sad, frustrated, and pained employees of the company’s and CEO’s opposition to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law and commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion, so we thought we’d give Disney a break for a minute and look in on Nickelodeon. We searched Twitter and it looks like President Biden missed International Asexual Day Wednesday, which is a shame, because he put out such a nice video to celebrate transgender Americans of all ages on Transgender Day of Visibility. Like Disney’s executive producer, we’d like to see more attention given to those other letters of the alphabet, such as the “biromantic asexuals” like herself.

We missed this on Transexual Day of Visibility, but Nickelodeon featured one of TIME and Nickelodeon’s finalists for “Kid of the Year,” Rebekah Bruesehoff. Nickelodeon has turned off comments, but the video is still up:

Rebekah truly is an inspiration ❤️🏳️‍⚧️ We stand with all kids and their families today, on Transgender Day of Visibility, and every day pic.twitter.com/7K6YXTa6dX

— Nickelodeon (@Nickelodeon) March 31, 2022

That’s kind of bold to suggest that all kids have “families.” Do kids who don’t have families not count?

Nickelodeon might have turned off comments, but we’re still seeing quote tweets like this one:

The most famous national kids network in the world selling transgenderism to small children and instilling in them that it obviously makes you higher status.

"This massive statistical explosion of trans identification can't be induced and must be 100% authentic." https://t.co/Bobtfo7tfJ

— Eric Newbury (@newbury_eric) April 7, 2022

They are looking to indoctrinate your kids. Period. https://t.co/HypRAjKy7A

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) April 7, 2022

No surprise we can't comment.

— R0512🇺🇸 (@iamR0512) April 7, 2022

Selling excellence in reading and math to small children instills in them “higher status” and a lifetime of success.

— Clara (@Clara_of_Lux) April 7, 2022

It is important for kids to listen to adults.

It is important for some people to be responsible adults.

— Lambert X Rudd = INDIVIDUAL Respecting You as Such (@RuddLambert) April 7, 2022

They dont vote because they're too young to have a voice in large scale conversation regarding politics, but we let them choose life altering sometimes permanent choices regarding things they don't understand fully because they are immature and impressionable. Great idea.

— Tyson Freitas (@tysonfreitas) April 7, 2022

This is what it's about. Celebration, not respect, not tolerance. They want to be exulted to a level of celebrity. The victim cults ace card, the ultimate pariah.

— Jayman (@jdatooth) April 7, 2022

Why do people need to be “celebrated”? Like you’re not that special, everyone is a human being so stop making people think that they’re a higher social status than others.

— Frank The Tank (@FrankdaTank916) April 7, 2022

Exactly. "can't be induced" and opposing findings must be suppressed: https://t.co/7DHSjhxjWP

— Ronan Droge (@RonanDroge) April 7, 2022

But please can somebody explain to me what's the goal of all this propaganda what is the purpose? 😕

— Zdeněk Novotný (@CZ_Zed_1990) April 7, 2022

For what it’s worth, Bruesehoff didn’t win “Kid of the Year,” but we’ll bet Nickelodeon will ensure she stays in the spotlight.

Related:

Christopher Rufo is back with more video from Disney’s all-hands meeting about LGBTQIA+ ‘targeting’ https://t.co/0GhWfv3KjX

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) April 7, 2022