The “build-a-queer-kits” created by the Queer Trans Project included breast binders, artificial male genitalia, tucking tape, condoms, tampons, and others.
A radical left-wing transgender activist group based in Florida called the Queer Trans Project secretly shipped hundreds of sex change kits that included weapons to children across the United States without parental consent, according to The Epoch Times.
The "build-a-queer-kits" created by the Queer Trans Project included breast binders, artificial male genitalia, tucking tape, condoms, tampons, and more. According to its website, more than 900 kits have been shipped out across 45 states.
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View on RumbleCielo Sunsarae, the founder of QTP, said in a video that the group has been "overwhelmed" with orders—that don't require parental consent—and gave instructions to minors on how to obtain these kits. Sunsarae suggested that they get a P.O. Box, have the kits be sent to a friend, family member, or teacher's address, have packages held at the post office, or put someone else's name on the package.
The Queer Trans Project has a "VIP Cutie text club" which notifies members about new items or restocks.
The "build-a-queer-kits" also contained materials and items targeting children, including books, stickers, and games, and were shared on QTP's Instagram and TikTok accounts that publish transgender content including videos of "top surgeries" and hormone injections. Sunsarae’s personal TikTok account has nearly 75k followers.
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Included as a separate package were "Trans Self-Defense Kits" which reportedly contained a knife, taser, steel baton, pepper spray and instructions on how to use each weapon, according to the publication. These kits were created by a Chicago-based self-defense group called Thorn, that works to arm black and brown people identifying as transgender.
According to Sunsarae, black prostitutes were given priority access to the self-defense kits.
The Queer Trans Project also raises money to help cover travel costs for so-called gender-affirming care treatments for trans-identifying individuals, called the Gender-Affirming Care Flights program. The organization partners with a select group of pilots that "anonymously flies people in private aircraft at no cost to access gender-affirming care," according to their website, which states they have "distributed $6,000 in gender-affirming care dollars to Black trans people in addition to the kits."
An investigation by The Epoch Times revealed the dangers of these mutilation treatments and how they negatively impact one's health with frequently reported side effects consisting of testicular pain, penile pain, rashes, itching, urine flow problems, UTIs, as well as twisted testicles.
In 2022, the Florida Board of Medicine banned sex change surgeries and treatments, and the state is currently debating a bill that would protect transgender youth by granting “courts state temporary emergency jurisdiction over a child who has been subjected to or is threatened with being subjected to sex-reassignment prescriptions or procedures."
According to The Epoch Times, "lawmakers in 12 states have banned child sex-change procedures, while nineteen more states have similar bills moving through the process."
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