Queer education company dismisses gender critic’s hateful post

The Queer Children’s Education Company has rejected a post by gender-critical campaigners that said LGBTQ+ organizations targeting children should “refund.”

The post criticizing the “pride organization aimed at children” was shared on X by gender-critical campaigner Venice Alan, with over 27,000 followers on the platform.

In the post, the photo shows a banner from Pop’n’olly, a children’s education company, and two people holding a sign that says “We support LGBT+ Education.”

Venice captioned: “All pride organizations that aim to become children need to be refunded and investigated. There is no appropriate age to teach children about male sexual rights and transgender body amputation cults.”

All pride organizations targeting children should be refunded and investigated. There is no appropriate age to teach children about male sexual rights and transgender amputation cults. pic.twitter.com/b3gtqmvy4u

– Venice Allan (@RoseveniceAllan) July 1, 2025

In response, a spokesman for Pop’n’olly told Pinknews:

“Teaching children about diversity has been shown again and again to improve the mental health of all children who are both LGBT+, reducing bullying and discrimination. Our work is supported by thousands of teachers, educators, parents and caregivers designed and delivered by educational professionals in line with all current laws.”

According to the question of discussionAlan is part of a group of women who started regular meetups at Speakers Corner in London in 2020, and women have come to speak to gender-critical groups. Last April, She posted a tweet That’s “Why didn’t there be “trans kids” in the 90s? ”

Scholars have challenged the claim that transidentity is a “new phenomenon,” as suggested by some right-wing commentators. Jules Gill Petterson, professor of gender, sexuality and women’s studies at the University of Pittsburgh, said earlier. Guardian Her research revealed evidence of children and young people accessing transition-related drugs back to the 1930s.

CEO and founder of Pop’n’ollyOlly Pike previously spoke to Pinknews about his decision to donate hundreds of books to Tory constituency after top conservatives pedalled anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment at party meetings.

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