Floida is investigating a teacher who showed a Disney movie with a gay character

[Anonymous]

“Floida”


Is this the constant poster who cannot spell anything correctly? Too many movies in school, I guess. Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blows my mind that some people still think and are terrified that knowing gay exists will turn their kids gay.

These are the same people who interact knowingly and peacefully with gay people every day of their lives. And probably unknowingly and peacefully with transpeople.

When will we finally evolve?

Trans people exist very long time. However, explosion of trans people in the population. Was the trans population always so high or social contagion?

If it is social contagion, then perhaps there is some merit to right-wing argument. If they are just more free to express, then leftwing argument is correct.

You hear about it more because of the internet. Trans people have always existed in their community bubble of safety. In the 1980s, a white suburban family wouldn’t interact with or be exposed to a trans person. With social media, you’re exposed to everyone and everything.

Trans and non-binary individuals go back millennia in pretty much every major civilization.

[Anonymous]

A teacher who shows movies in class needs to be paid babysitter money, not teacher money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A teacher who shows movies in class needs to be paid babysitter money, not teacher money.

What do you expect them to do after some complete the standardized testing, and are waiting on the rest of the kids to complete it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blows my mind that some people still think and are terrified that knowing gay exists will turn their kids gay.

These are the same people who interact knowingly and peacefully with gay people every day of their lives. And probably unknowingly and peacefully with transpeople.

When will we finally evolve?

Trans people exist very long time. However, explosion of trans people in the population. Was the trans population always so high or social contagion?

If it is social contagion, then perhaps there is some merit to right-wing argument. If they are just more free to express, then leftwing argument is correct.

or maybe the always existed and hid in fear?

Nothing stopping elderly from being trans, but they do not identify as so.

Here Newsweek

At 1.9 percent, Generation Z—those who were born between 1997 and 2004—has the highest percentage of people who say they identify as trans among all previous three generations.

Among millennials, 1.0 percent identify as trans, while among Generation X—those born between 1965 and 1980—and baby boomers—born between 1946 and 1964—this number plunges to 0.3 and 0.2, respectively. Among the Silent Generation—born between 1928 and 1945—those identifying as trans are less than 0.05 percent.

https://www.newsweek.com/people-who-identify-transgender-doubles-gen-z-1783562

I think the trans people among those older generations long ago made peace with where they were in life and where society was. That doesn’t mean there weren’t trans people in those age groups.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blows my mind that some people still think and are terrified that knowing gay exists will turn their kids gay.

These are the same people who interact knowingly and peacefully with gay people every day of their lives. And probably unknowingly and peacefully with transpeople.

When will we finally evolve?

Trans people exist very long time. However, explosion of trans people in the population. Was the trans population always so high or social contagion?

If it is social contagion, then perhaps there is some merit to right-wing argument. If they are just more free to express, then leftwing argument is correct.

or maybe the always existed and hid in fear?

Nothing stopping elderly from being trans, but they do not identify as so.

Here Newsweek

At 1.9 percent, Generation Z—those who were born between 1997 and 2004—has the highest percentage of people who say they identify as trans among all previous three generations.

Among millennials, 1.0 percent identify as trans, while among Generation X—those born between 1965 and 1980—and baby boomers—born between 1946 and 1964—this number plunges to 0.3 and 0.2, respectively. Among the Silent Generation—born between 1928 and 1945—those identifying as trans are less than 0.05 percent.

https://www.newsweek.com/people-who-identify-transgender-doubles-gen-z-1783562

It will be interesting to see how many Gen Z identity as trans in another 30 years.

[Anonymous]

A teacher who shows movies in class needs to be paid babysitter money, not teacher money.

They are paid babysitter money, especially in Florida. Note that she is a first year teacher as well. I wonder how many of those they have in Florida these days. I'd bet a lot.

[Anonymous]

They are going to continue to have a huge teacher shortage in Florida (along with the shortage of OB/GYN doctors).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blows my mind that some people still think and are terrified that knowing gay exists will turn their kids gay.

These are the same people who interact knowingly and peacefully with gay people every day of their lives. And probably unknowingly and peacefully with transpeople.

When will we finally evolve?

Trans people exist very long time. However, explosion of trans people in the population. Was the trans population always so high or social contagion?

If it is social contagion, then perhaps there is some merit to right-wing argument. If they are just more free to express, then leftwing argument is correct.

or maybe the always existed and hid in fear?

Nothing stopping elderly from being trans, but they do not identify as so.

Here Newsweek

At 1.9 percent, Generation Z—those who were born between 1997 and 2004—has the highest percentage of people who say they identify as trans among all previous three generations.

Among millennials, 1.0 percent identify as trans, while among Generation X—those born between 1965 and 1980—and baby boomers—born between 1946 and 1964—this number plunges to 0.3 and 0.2, respectively. Among the Silent Generation—born between 1928 and 1945—those identifying as trans are less than 0.05 percent.

https://www.newsweek.com/people-who-identify-transgender-doubles-gen-z-1783562

I think the trans people among those older generations long ago made peace with where they were in life and where society was. That doesn’t mean there weren’t trans people in those age groups.

What percentage of the Silent Generation is even still alive? Would it be a high enough percentage to accurately represent the generation as a whole?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

A teacher who shows movies in class needs to be paid babysitter money, not teacher money.

They are paid babysitter money, especially in Florida. Note that she is a first year teacher as well. I wonder how many of those they have in Florida these days. I'd bet a lot.

This is an excellent argument for homeschooling. Which also would solve the gay Disney movie problem at the same time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blows my mind that some people still think and are terrified that knowing gay exists will turn their kids gay.

These are the same people who interact knowingly and peacefully with gay people every day of their lives. And probably unknowingly and peacefully with transpeople.

When will we finally evolve?

Trans people exist very long time. However, explosion of trans people in the population. Was the trans population always so high or social contagion?

If it is social contagion, then perhaps there is some merit to right-wing argument. If they are just more free to express, then leftwing argument is correct.

You hear about it more because of the internet. Trans people have always existed in their community bubble of safety. In the 1980s, a white suburban family wouldn’t interact with or be exposed to a trans person. With social media, you’re exposed to everyone and everything.

Trans and non-binary individuals go back millennia in pretty much every major civilization.

I was. Very brave person. I knew nothing about what it meant to transition - I was in high school and didn't have the language for any of it. Guess what I didn't do? Make fun of them or try to make their lives miserable. Guess what I inherently knew to do? Let them live their life. It wasn't that hard.

I have since then had many trans folks in my work world (just the style of work I do) and I have the same exact response. It's just not that hard to do.

[Anonymous]

The movie has a rating: PG that means "parental guidance" as some parts may be inappropriate for children.

It doesn't say TG: "teacher guidance."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:


They are paid babysitter money, especially in Florida. Note that she is a first year teacher as well. I wonder how many of those they have in Florida these days. I'd bet a lot.


This is an excellent argument for homeschooling. Which also would solve the gay Disney movie problem at the same time.

Homeschooling doesn't work for parents who have other jobs. Being a teacher, even to your own kid, is a job. Believe it or not.

[Anonymous]

The movie has a rating: PG that means "parental guidance" as some parts may be inappropriate for children.

It doesn't say TG: "teacher guidance."

Yes, this is why the teacher had signed permission slips from all of the parents saying that their kid could watch a PG movie. She had deferred to "parental guidance".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A teacher who shows movies in class needs to be paid babysitter money, not teacher money.

It was for the kids who finished standardized testing early.