Don't be absurd

Gender “ideology” is a universal thing, america had “gender ideology” a long time beforehand in the 1800s, we called that the Gender Binary, a common, but not universal, thought that gender = sex (despite the words being different in meaning). What you’re worrying about now is the concept that someone’s gender is different than their sex, and that one’s gender can be different than what is assigned at birth, but since the very concept of gender roles and gender are based upon social construction, there’s nothing to say that one’s gender MUST be male or female besides our own social views that aren’t even universal, but rather a simple method of defining things into categories. It’s almost entirely what we choose to acknowledge, alongside how someone neurologically feels. No one is contesting their sex at birth, they’re contesting what their gender has always been. Teaching that it’s more complicated than 2 genders and 2 sexes acknowledges nuance, and benefits the most people overall, with no harm to kids whatsoever.

It’s impossible to change someone’s neurological gender based upon informing that some people are different, though glorifying it may make them think that it is, that’s something people figure out by a personal sense of self on their own. In contrast, many people outside the gender binary, or of another gender than their assigned one at birth, actually are the ones who tend to try (but fail) to fill the societal mold of their gender at birth, yet still feel dysphoria, still not feel right in their body, and not feel like they’re being true to thenselves, and those are the main ones who’ve been “indoctrinated” by most any manner. Presenting all of them equally creates the understanding that could literally save lives, yet the focus on the conservative side remains with those who thought wrong about their gender, believing for a while that they were not their assigned gender at birth.

Schools have shown pretty much no bias towards socialism, not at the K-12 level, it’s actually still neck-deep in Red Scare rhetoric, lots of misunderstanding lies where they basically just change the wording of “socialism is when government does stuff”. At the college level, teachers should be reprimanded in general for biasing their lessons for or against any one economic system in a manner where they’re obviously trying to change people’s minds, but the whole professor’s bias for socialism tends to be an exclusively professor-centered thing, not the curriculum itself. Most of American socialist youth are actually social democrats, those that tend to want a Nordic model system or “a mix of socialism and capitalism” (the usual crap that id LOVE to debunk if it didn’t have to say it 5000 times), they’re not actually socialists themselves, few of them even glancing at Marx.