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Eugene Fields's avatar

It's astounding to me that folks like this lady and her friends espouse values like "limited government," yet take stands on things that happen in the lives of other people's homes.

This was the case in Orange USD, when a board majority stopped caring about education and started targeting children and were subsequently recalled.

How crazy are these people? I'll give you a personal example: The then-OUSD Board wanted to enact a resolution that parents were to be notified if there were any signs that a student was gay or trans. One of the "signs" was a name change.

So for real example. My daughter's name is MacKenzie. My wife and I call her Mac. She prefers to be called Mac, but most people at her elementary school call her either MacKenzie or Kenzie (which she hates). So if my daughter decided to cause a ruckus and demand to be called Mac, she would have been placed on some sort of "list" and my wife and I would heve been flagged as trying to transition our kid and notified that she was attempting to transition because of her preferred name change.

Never mind that kids are being bullied, harassed, racially targeted and physically assaulted - We gotta make sure "the babies" don't transition.

Nothing that Melissa or her Crew (pun intended) have to say about other people's children is relevant. These loons and bigots have their own platform. No need to give her one, Jeff. To quote Lt. Frank Drebin: Nothing to see here.

Shamyben's avatar

Data from the California Healthy Kids Survey shows that approximately 0.6% of public school students in grades 7, 9, and 11 identify as transgender. Broader state health estimates indicate that trans youth make up about 1.9% to 3% of older California adolescents and teens overall.

Approximately 5% of California's K-12 public school students experienced homelessness at some point during the school year. According to data compiled by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), this percentage translates to nearly 300,000 students statewide who face housing instability.

But, sure, let's pick on the Trans kids.

Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicate that roughly 26% of transgender high school students attempt suicide annually, compared to roughly 5% of cisgender male students and 11% of cisgender female students. Research links this elevated risk to external factors like minority stress, discrimination, rejection, and bullying.

But the students SHE'S bullying aren't affected. Sure Jan.

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