The indoctrination of young children with leftist ideas has reached a new low. In an widely popular children s show, kids under the age of six are being introduced to concepts such as racism, and how to speak up against it.

Teachings about racism, encouraged by the Black Lives Matter movement, have only targeted school-age children so far. By now the trend has also reached pre-schools as an increasing number of kids under the age of 6 are being taught about the injustices of the world.

According to estimates, the popular Play School program is watched by approximately 80% of pre-school children under the age of six at least once a week. Having jumped on the sensitization band wagon, the program has decided to introduce youngsters to concepts such as racism and privilege in a recent segment.

In an episode aimed at children under the age of six, presenters Rachael and Luke attempted to urge toddlers to „put an end to racism” in a fun way, encouraging them to use  „their big strong voices”. They also enlightened the little ones about the fact that not everyone has the same opportunities, adding that such „unfairness can feel very painful and frustrating”.

The children s programme also carries a note for educators and families. It assures readers that Play School cares very much about giving kids the information they need to develop, even if it is a difficult topic. It also says that „it is well documented that children can internalise racial bias between the ages of 2 and 4 years and by the age of 12, many become set in their beliefs.”

Mark Latham, an politician of the Australian One Nation NSW, spoke out against the sensitization.

He was curious as to „What happened to not interfering with childhood innocence?”, arguing that „As studies have shown, too much information at an inappropriate age can cause damage.” In a recent social media post, the politician also asked whether „kids need to burden themselves with adult feelings of guilt and revenge?”