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EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline can tell you that a controversial education charity that encouraged three-year-old toddlers to question their gender has mysteriously closed down. Education and Celebrate was established by Dr. Elly Barnes (left), a teacher who received an MBE for her contributions to education and inclusion, but her charity and herself have since been shaken by controversy. The charity has since closed down after a string of mishaps, from encouraging three-year-olds to questioning their gender to requesting that 'Sir' and 'Miss' be replaced with gender-neutral terms. Educate and Celebrate found itself embroiled in controversy after one of their supporters, a trans comedian named Jordan Gray, stripped naked (bottom center) during a television skit to reveal their penis. Reverend Dr Bernard Randall, 51, (bottom right) refused to chant "smash heteronormativity" during an Education and Celebrate session, sparking another controversy.

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Following backlash over a sketch in which their penis were revealed live on Channel 4, an education charity has fired comic Jordan Gray as a patron. (left) After Jordan Gray's shocking appearance last Friday night, left-leaning C4 sparked a frenzied backlash. Gray was putting an expletive song about her experiences as a trans woman in the channel's revival of Friday Night Live before stripping completely naked in front of a large audience. As more than 1,400 viewers complained to the broadcast watchdog, critics branded the gimmick 'disgraceful' and 'offensive.' Gray's appearance on Friday Night Live, charity Educate and Celebrate (right), which provides encouraging news about LGBT inclusion in schools, said today that she has been dismissed as a patron. Gray had said that they would go into schools to'talk about gender' on behalf of Education and Celebrate, while still claiming that 'toddlers get it straight away'. But the charity said in their statement that they believe Gray has 'never gone into schools' on their behalf and they have never asked them to carry out work for the organisation

Nearly 1,500 comments to the broadcast watchdog Ofcom followed a transgender comic's controversial piano skit that culminated in her naked cartoon on Channel 4 and her penis on the keyboard. Following Jordan Gray's shocking appearance on Friday night, Edgy and left-leaning C4 has sparked a lot of backlash. Gray was concluding an expletive song about her trans experience during the channel's revival of Friday Night Live before stripping completely naked to a large audience. Critics have branded the gimmick 'disgraceful' and 'offensive,' and 'offensive,' and more than 1,400 viewers have reported to Ofcom.

Following the naked mid-song stripped entirely naked mid-song before playing the keyboard with her penis on live television, critics have flooded on social media. The move, which has been dubbed'misogynistic,'offensive,' offensive,' and triggering calls to Ofcom, was streamed live on Channel 4's revival of Friday Night Live. Jordan Gray, who was born male and has been open about her transition, began her sketch with an expletive-filled song about her transgender identity.

On live television, a transgender comedian stripped completely naked mid-song before playing the keyboard with her penis. Jordan Gray, who was born male and has been open about going through her transition, appeared on Channel 4's Friday Night Live on Friday Night. She performed an expletive-filled song about her transphobia in her sketch. It was part of Channel 4's one-off revival of the famous 1980s standup show, originally called Saturday Live, which was broadcast on Channel 4 as part of the 40th birthday celebrations.