FIRST ON FOX-- State Farm quickly ditched a controversial partnership that pushed books about gender fluidity on young children last month after Consumers' Research launched the "Like a Creepy ...

Insurance giant State Farm has abandoned a program to distribute LGBTQ-themed children’s books to teachers, community centers and libraries following public backlash and accusations that the ...

The ad claims (falsely) that State Farm asked employees to donate “books aimed at making kindergartners question their identity.” “This gross and blatant attempt to indoctrinate our children ...

Following public outcry, State Farm Insurance said it has ended support for a project designed to place gender ideology books in children’s schools and in libraries. A leaked State Farm email ...

GenderCool publications include 'A Kids Book About Being Transgender' State Farm has cut off its partnership with the GenderCool Project to donate LGBTQ-themed books aimed at children as young as ...

A Portland publisher is part of the controversy over a now-abandoned partnership between State Farm and a youth-focused organization that would have provided children’s books about gender ...

I believe that State Farm had good intentions. The partnership was part of a joint effort with GenderCool to promote ...

The idea, State Farm explained, is to flood local communities with "a collection of books to help bring clarity and understanding to the national conversation about being transgender, inclusive, and ...

COMMENTARY: Good and decent people can successfully resist the attempts to undermine common sense and traditional morality.

Illinois legislators and advocacy group Equality Illinois issued a joint statement Thursday calling out State Farm after the insurance giant pulled support for a gender identity school book program.

Susan Apps-Bodilly will discuss her book, published in May, at an event at the Madison Children's Museum later this month.

State Farm has cut off its partnership with the GenderCool Project to donate LGBTQ-themed books aimed at children as young as five after a backlash over the program. " State Farm's support of a ...