Trigger warning for transphobia regareding a child

Unfortunately, there was an unresolved situation concerning a little child and thei8r gender identity that was not even attempted to resolve in any way, shape or form. Frankly, I feel like it was just used as a plot device, which hit incredibly hard. This child very clearly stated she was a girl, but her parents insisted on her being a boy and being treated as such (which is bullshit in and of itself). The whole situation, but especially the reaction of the principal, really hit hard. Once again I am glad I don't live in America, because I work with children the same age and I know that things would turn out differently here, especially since laws are different. The situation was infuriating and nauseating (as in, I actually felt sicker the more I listened without the dilemma ever being touched on again). I get that the focus was supposed to be on the mental wellbeing of the main character, but creating a loveable child character who is being hurt purely as a plot device and then having everyone just ignore their existance, felt more than wrong. I could talk about all the things I disliked about that whole thing for hours, but it's not going to make me feel any better, so I'll just leave it at this: This is a trigger warning. If gender identity and/or the mental wellbeing of children is a sensitive subject for you, you might want to skip this one. I certainly regret listening.
I'd like to give minus stars for this situation, but the rest of the story was sweet as usual (as far as I could tell besides my reaction to the aforementioned problem), so two stars it is. Kenneth Obi is doing a good job as usual.

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