If you are thinking about picking up a pack of crayons for your little one this upcoming school year, you might want to choose a different brand other than Crayola.

That is because Crayola has gone "woke" with a new advertising campaign featuring a disabled transgender activist Julian Gavino, a woman who self-identifies as a "man."

On both Facebook and Instagram, Crayola featured a disturbing series of photos depicting Gavino in various drag outfits along with a beard and provocative pose on "his" wheelchair.

In one of the photos, Gavino is seen wearing a chain-link bra on the outside of "his" blazer, as well as black hooker boots and garish chandelier earrings. Keep in mind that Crayola's target audience is children and toddlers aged 2 to 10.

Also known as "the Disabled Hippie," according to Crayola, Gavino's goal is to normalize "trans bodies in the fashion world," according to a linked bio. "His" sudden appearance in Crayola ads is to celebrate "Disability Pride Month."

"Julian Gavino, aka @thedisabledhippie, (he/him) is a fashion model, writer, and activist who identifies as a transgender man," Crayola explained on its Instagram page.