Lysistrata
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It is not the teachers responsibility to declare transgenderism to be junk scienceWhat evidence do you have that a child can not recognize they are another gender until they are 18?
What evidence is there that allowing them to begin to transition before puberty is a good idea?
When morons like you want to make changes like this shit the burden is ON YOU to show it's viable and valid.
The student is in high school, puberty generally has started
The evidence I have is that the transition process was ongoing. The teacher was warned about how he should refer to the student and intentionally did otherwise.
It is not up to a teacher to decide whether gender transition should be happening
Even worse, now they are probably disrupting a natural process in the name of junk science.
The teacher used neutral terms. If that isn't good enough for a fascist twat like you and the school board, it's time to burn the system down.
The decision is up to the student and his parents. This decision is not frivolous and usually will include doctors, psychologists and social workers
The kid will have a hard enough time dealing with fellow students, he doesn’t need a teacher participating
Dear rightwinger
Then keep this issue out of the classrooms to begin with.
When the LEFT doesn't agree with teaching Creationism or prayers or God,
this is REMOVED from the textbooks and classrooms. It's not even allowed in as a choice
for teachers and admin. Students can pray or believe as they want to, but the school staff cannot engage in any such topics.
So why not treat LGBT beliefs the same way?
If these are just as much a PART of the student's identities,
well, so is spiritual identity in believing in God and Christ.
If we are going to start including and IMPOSING LGBT beliefs
but not even ALLOWING Christian beliefs, that is DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF CREED.
Either treat all these 'faith based' beliefs about personal identity EQUALLY
and INCLUDE and ALLOW free speech and expression the same way for all,
or REMOVE them all or AGREE TO HAVE SEPARATE SCHOOLS
(similar to Catholics running their own schools if they want to talk about God and prayer).
If LGBT want to make that part of school policy, then FUND YOUR OWN SCHOOLS
and you can dictate for everyone similar to Catholic schools where people AGREE to the theology taught there!
Being LGBT is not a "faith-based belief," it is a state of being. I know that my being a heterosexual is not "faith-based." A student who is transgendered or otherwise LGBT must be in class, so this issue cannot be kept out of the classroom. I have not heard of one single case in which an LGBT student has made his or her "spiritual identity" an issue, including this one. I've known several LGBTs who are themselves Christian. LGBTs and the Christian faith are not at odds with each other.
Yes, students may pray, but teachers and administrators cannot for the very wise reason that they are adult leaders who might try to proselytize students or give them the impression that their choice of faith is the preferred choice. It's the parents who have the right and responsibility to teach their kids about the family's faith traditions, yet I have heard of cases in which teachers have openly proselytized their students and schools have broadcast sectarian prayers over the loudspeakers into the classrooms and held mandatory assemblies that featured lectures by clergy of a specific sect. Remember, parents are not present with their children in school. Teachers and administrators have plenty of personal time to pursue their beliefs.