Last month, we told you about a push by the Delaware Department of Education to allow school children to self-identify their sex – as well as their race – without their parents’ input. With backing from the ACLU, Planned Parenthood and the leading LGBT lobbying group, it looked like this policy would sail through. But
Action needed to protect free speech for teachers and students The Trump Administration has issued a memo directing that civil rights investigations be launched against schools that don’t enforce the use of “preferred pronouns” of transgender students. This federal pressure means that schools are likely to force teachers and students to refer to a boy
What if the government ran a chain of “cafeterias” for children? What would they serve? How would they treat your family? How far would they go to protect the monopoly? In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explores that analogy in light of recent happenings on Capitol Hill. Thank you for sharing Stoplight with your friends.
Most moms and daughters would agree that boys in public schools do not belong in girls’ restrooms and locker rooms – and vice versa. And now the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether common sense will prevail over President Obama’s misguided activism. A school district in Gloucester County, Virginia, turned down a female student’s request
The Obama Administration continued its overreach on Friday by issuing an edict declaring that all public school restrooms, locker rooms and showers should be open to members of either sex, based on a student’s declared gender identity. The statement included a threat to withhold federal funds from states that do not give in. It’s one
Fifty-one families signed on to a lawsuit seeking to change a dangerous restroom policy enacted by a Chicago-area public school. It allows students to use the restroom of the gender which with they say they “identify.” It would give boys access to girls restrooms, locker rooms and showers. Township District 211 instituted the policy after
A Tennessee House subcommittee held hearings today on bill that would protect the physical privacy of students in public school restrooms. A Tennessee House subcommittee held hearings today on bill that would protect the physical privacy of students in public school restrooms. HB 2414 seeks to protect the privacy rights of all students, but especially
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