Hundreds of parents accuse BBC of ‘constant drip-feed’ of pro-transgender content for children

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A coalition of hundreds of British parents accused the BBC of giving their children a “constant drip-feed” of one-sided, pro-transgender content.

The Bayswater Support Group, a support and advocacy group of British parents whose children identify as transgender, demanded that British broadcasting regulator Ofcom investigate the BBC over alleged pro-transgender propaganda, the Telegraph reported. The complaint was triggered by whistleblower Michael Prescott, a former independent adviser to the BBC’s editorial guidelines and standards board, who leaked a memo to the outlet alleging systemic editorial bias at the public broadcaster.

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