Mississippi bans trans student from graduation because she refused to wear "boy clothes" under gown

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

Why do you care so much what he or she wears?

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Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

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Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

Here it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

I got married in a kilt and have several that I wear regularly. There are many other cultures that have their own variations of "dresses" for men as well. And, if you look at photos from the turn of the century it's not unusual to see young boys in dresses.



That picture is FDR as a boy. It was not unusual for boys to not get their first haircut until 6 or 7 years old, and to wear what would be called a dress. Back then, there was also no such thing as "pink is for girls, blue is for boys."

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Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

Here it is.

Yes, it is. And?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

They are. Rules state that boys wear pants, coat and tie and girls wear dresses. This kid is a boy. End of discussion. He is not being singled out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

I got married in a kilt and have several that I wear regularly. There are many other cultures that have their own variations of "dresses" for men as well. And, if you look at photos from the turn of the century it's not unusual to see young boys in dresses.



That picture is FDR as a boy. It was not unusual for boys to not get their first haircut until 6 or 7 years old, and to wear what would be called a dress. Back then, there was also no such thing as "pink is for girls, blue is for boys."

I have a picture of my dad & his 8 siblings when he was about 5. He’s wearing a plaid jumper in it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

They are. Rules state that boys wear pants, coat and tie and girls wear dresses. This kid is a boy. End of discussion. He is not being singled out.

No. Same clothing options for both genders would mean a boy could choose to wear a dress or a coat and tie, and a girl could could choose to wear a dress or a coat and tie.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:School officials also stopped a girl wearing black pants from participating but told her that if she took her pants off she could participate even without a dress.

https://www.kktv.com/2023/05/22/transgender-student-who-sued-over-graduation-dress-code-tells-her-story/

Caren Dallas, Jai’s mother, says a supervisor told her daughter that she could not wear black pants underneath her gown.

“She tells her that she can take her pants off and walk the stage, but she needed white shoes. So, she could walk in her underwear, but she can’t walk in pants,” an emotional Caren Dallas said. “This is something that she achieved, you know, that she worked hard for.”

I have to tell you an adult saying to my high school student to take off their pants and walk in her underwear is getting reported to law enforcement and sued under whatever statute exists for protecting minors for sexual harassment.

Why can't your kid wear appropriate clothes for the occasion? Also, when people fail to wear the appropriate clothes, then finding quick solutions is what resourceful people do. Not file lawsuits.

Who are you? Why are you so obsessed with being able to have easy access to women’s private parts, which is why you want them to wear dresses?

Who are you? I'm a woman who has worn a dress before, including to graduation. And as far as I know, a dress is not worn for the purpose of providing other people access to private parts. You sound totally nuts, sorry not sorry.

NP why do you believe a dress is not appropriate for a trans girl to wear at graduation?

Because he is a man — an adult human male — not a female and definitely not a “girl,” which is a female child.

Why can’t a man wear a dress?

A man can follow the rules that apply to everyone or else go wherever people are willing to indulge him. Parking his ridiculous self at a school where the dress code was clear and then trying to make a stink at the last minute before graduation because they didn’t coddle him is narcissism. In the end, he stayed at home with the people who made him the whiny baby he is, the world kept turning, and life goes on. Good outcome.

The rules are selectively applied based on gender. The clothing options should be the same for both genders if there’s going to be a dress code.

They are. Rules state that boys wear pants, coat and tie and girls wear dresses. This kid is a boy. End of discussion. He is not being singled out.

Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

I got married in a kilt and have several that I wear regularly. There are many other cultures that have their own variations of "dresses" for men as well. And, if you look at photos from the turn of the century it's not unusual to see young boys in dresses.



That picture is FDR as a boy. It was not unusual for boys to not get their first haircut until 6 or 7 years old, and to wear what would be called a dress. Back then, there was also no such thing as "pink is for girls, blue is for boys."

I have a picture of my dad & his 8 siblings when he was about 5. He’s wearing a plaid jumper in it.

Did your dad or FDR ever claim to be a woman?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

I got married in a kilt and have several that I wear regularly. There are many other cultures that have their own variations of "dresses" for men as well. And, if you look at photos from the turn of the century it's not unusual to see young boys in dresses.



That picture is FDR as a boy. It was not unusual for boys to not get their first haircut until 6 or 7 years old, and to wear what would be called a dress. Back then, there was also no such thing as "pink is for girls, blue is for boys."

I have a picture of my dad & his 8 siblings when he was about 5. He’s wearing a plaid jumper in it.

Did your dad or FDR ever claim to be a woman?

No. And that doesn’t matter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how quickly we turned into a society where people support a boy wearing a dress to an event. This country is screwed.

…no one ever tell this dude about Scottish weddings. He’ll be triggered for days.

That's not a dress. Have you ever met a Scotsman?

Married one. In his kilt. Amazing how supportive people were.

Seriously you need to find something else to be outraged about. This is ridiculous because plenty of cultures have men wearing skirts or skirted garments.

I got married in a kilt and have several that I wear regularly. There are many other cultures that have their own variations of "dresses" for men as well. And, if you look at photos from the turn of the century it's not unusual to see young boys in dresses.



That picture is FDR as a boy. It was not unusual for boys to not get their first haircut until 6 or 7 years old, and to wear what would be called a dress. Back then, there was also no such thing as "pink is for girls, blue is for boys."

So your position is that gender-themed clothing is a modern invention?

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Gender-themed dress codes shouldn’t exist.

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Anonymous wrote:Gender-themed dress codes shouldn’t exist.

All one gender from here on out.

This will render trans people nonexistent, though-- proceed with caution.