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Presumably this could impact: -actual trans kids that are closeted for a good reason -boys that aren't aggressive and/or straight -girls that aren't submissive and/or straight -boys with long hair (so, some Indigenous boys) -girls with short hair -anyone who "looks transgender"
A second South Dakota bill introduced this week would require any teacher, school psychologist, or social worker to out any students they suspect may be suffering from gender dysphoria to the student’s parents. "Suspect." This is incredibly dangerous.
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Anti-trans legislation is all about controlling gender expression of *everyone*, not just transgender people. This is one example of how many different types of oppression involve other types, as well. That's why we all have to fight these things together, not separately.
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Oh HELL NO!!!!!Retired school social worker here- a complete set -up for more student suicide,not to mention no student would voluntarily share information with any of these people ever again.
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Current public educator here. These are the rules I don’t follow. This is why strong unions are so important. Unions project teacher voices to protect kids.
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That is, to put it simply, perhaps the worst, most utterly ill-conceived, malicious, and out of touch idea I have ever had the displeasure of hearing about.
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Kids who don’t yell their parents about dysphoria tend to have a very clear and very valid motivation, either they’re afraid of not being accepted, or know they wouldn’t be. So gee, maybe it’s a bad idea to forcibly out those children? But what do I know?
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This is a great example of why every one should care about trans rights. Because, not only are attacks on trans rights a cruel assault on a vulnerable minority, they are also being used to enforce a radical concept of gender extremism on the rest of us.
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At 15, I was recommended to a therapist. Reason: Issues related to father's recent death. He was only interested in my behaviours being "typical" of a closeted gay teenager. Mom was supportive of my discomfort and refused to make me see them. While not fully on topic, consider:
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1: I WAS gay, &he shoved me back into the closet until my mid-twenties out of fear. I even said I was Bi for a while in my early 20's because I thought it was better if I still liked women. 2: I can't imagine Trans in 2020 is easier than Gay in the Mid-Nineties by any stretch!
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The state that had 647 child marriages between 2000-2010. But they're 'concerned' about minors?
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