The new Barbie movie hits theaters on July 21, but unfortunately, this is not a film parents should take their children to see.

The film is produced by Mattel, Inc. and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. However, both corporations have made a grievous mistake by abandoning loyal customers and forgetting their core audience by pushing transgender propaganda.

Barbie unnecessarily pushes the LGBTQ agenda on children by casting a biological male, Hari Nef, who identifies as a female, as Doctor Barbie in the film. He appears on screen throughout the entire movie dressed as a woman.

In a recent Out interview promoting the film, Nef discussed his sexuality and encouraged others like him to embrace their femininity. He claimed, “It’s candy with a little poison, and that’s what I like.”

Movieguide.org lists other concerns, including:

- Little girls smack their baby dolls in the movie and say, “Girls don’t have to be mothers anymore.”

- Another Attack on the “Patriarchy”: Barbieville is good because they removed the men, and the women are now in charge, and if you remove the men, you get rid of problems.

- Ken is the villain, and Barbie hates Ken.

- Barbie’s Simu Liu says the movie will be a “final nail” for gender-based norms.