If genitals don't define gender, how does removing them affirm it.

Quote from: Shen Li on September 23, 2024, 11:37:24 PMIf genitals don't define gender, how does removing them affirm it.

Don't ask such sane and intelligent questions which require leftoids to switch their brains into the on position

that will make you a Nazi racist homophobe white supremacist. And that's the LAST thing anyone wants to be

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on September 29, 2024, 11:52:30 AMDon't ask such sane and intelligent questions which require leftoids to switch their brains into the on position

that will make you a Nazi racist homophobe white supremacist. And that's the LAST thing anyone wants to be

Yeah, I worry about having those libtard labels pinned on me.

A federal trial court recently delivered a victory for parental rights, recognizing their continued existence in the face of radical LGBT activists' efforts to usurp parental authority and indoctrinate other people's children.

First-grade Pennsylvania teacher Megan Williams compelled her young students to "observe" so-called Transgender Awareness Day — subjecting 6- and 7-year-old kids to non-curricular propaganda about "gender identity" and sex changes.

Williams, a Black Lives Matter activist who transitioned her own son who had been in first grade at the time, went so far as to tell the impressionable children in her care that their "parents ma[d]e a guess whether they're a boy or a girl" and may have been wrong.

Upon learning of this clandestine effort to confuse and indoctrinate their children, parents — who were provided with neither notice nor opt-outs — complained. However, the principal of Jefferson Elementary as well as the superintendent and now-retired assistant superintendent of Mt. Lebanon School District backed Williams.

Last week, Judge Joy Conti of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania largely agreed and ruled in their favor, underscoring that:

parents have a constitutional right to reasonable and realistic advance notice and the ability to opt their elementary-age children of noncurricular instruction on transgender topics and to not have requirements for notice and opting out of those topics that are more stringent than those for other sensitive topics.

The parents, whose complaint accused Williams of "grooming" at least one vulnerable child in her classroom, were confounded by how the school and the Mt. Lebanon School District, which had previously provided parental notice and opt-out rights when it came to classroom engagements with sensitive topics — such as the Holocaust, slavery, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, sex education, Black Lives Matter, and Planned Parenthood — effectively made Williams' LGBT propaganda session mandatory.

A person who was coerced into transitioning as a child regrets her decision.