NSPCC whistleblower quits charity over trans grooming row
by Henry Bodkin, Telegraph:
Julia Marshall warns that the body has been ‘completely captured’ by the hardline Stonewall campaign group.
An NSPCC whistleblower has quit the charity after claiming it risked “grooming” children with aggressive trans ideology.
Julia Marshall, who had volunteered with the organisation for more than 30 years, warned that it had been “completely captured” by the hardline Stonewall campaign group.
The 62-year-old claimed that she and other school volunteers were told to ask primary school-age children their pronouns when they delivered assemblies and workshops.
She says that they were also put under pressure to affirm children’s choices of gender, even where it had nothing to do with protecting them against physical and sexual abuse, which is the NSPCC’s founding purpose.
A former police officer and mother of three, Ms Marshall got in touch with The Telegraph’s Planet Normal podcast to make her story public.
She claims she was ostracised for speaking out against the apparent shift in direction.
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