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Juno News A public elementary school in Caledon, Ontario, is facing scrutiny after it was revealed that an activist teacher has been instructing third-grade students on gender ideology and “white privilege."

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A public elementary school in Caledon, Ontario, is facing scrutiny after it was revealed that an activist teacher has been instructing third-grade students on gender ideology and “white privilege” for several years.

Rachel Redman, an elementary school teacher now teaching Grades 4 and 5, according to her X account, has shared images of lessons taught to students over several years.

These lessons, taught to children as early as Grade 3, included teaching students that gender is a “feeling,” that life is easier for white people, and other identifiable characteristics. It also taught children about drag performers and how to “get into” drag.

The images, posted by Redman and curated by former Ontario high school teacher Chanel Pfahl, are mainly from 2023 and 2024, when Redman taught a Grade 3 class. Others are from 2025, in Redman’s Grade 4/5 split class, according to Pfahl.

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