Girl's School and Gender Pronouns

[Anonymous]

just as easy to address them as "students" instead of "girls". Addressing them as "students" is WAY more relevant to what they are doing and why they are all together. just saying.

[Anonymous]

You can call them what you wish which is exactly the point. I should not be forbidden from addressing a group of girls as girls to fulfill some type of fantasy. Strip them of their girlhood, discard their individual existences, sweep away their shared histories. This type of stupidity is why Trump was elected. Keep it up and you’ll see a conservative triumph in all fifty states.

[Anonymous]

UPenn and college swimming is letting a tall bio male who transitioned 1 year ago swim, win and break league records on the college woman’s team senior year.

See the Wash Post article and comments for yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UPenn and college swimming is letting a tall bio male who transitioned 1 year ago swim, win and break league records on the college woman’s team senior year.

See the Wash Post article and comments for yourself.

Actually it’s the NCAA rules on state of hormone therapy with the individual https://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/ncaa-transgender-policy-background-resources

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can call them what you wish which is exactly the point. I should not be forbidden from addressing a group of girls as girls to fulfill some type of fantasy. Strip them of their girlhood, discard their individual existences, sweep away their shared histories. This type of stupidity is why Trump was elected. Keep it up and you’ll see a conservative triumph in all fifty states.

It's called being polite, clearly something you don't care to be.

[Anonymous]

Maret is the best place for transitioning and transition-y kids.

Super supportive community and amazing teacher mentors.

[Anonymous]

Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

Is that like saying teachers must teach all sides of the "debate" regarding the Holocaust. Call people what they want to be called, or else be ready to be called an insufferable, selfish bigot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

Is that like saying teachers must teach all sides of the "debate" regarding the Holocaust. Call people what they want to be called, or else be ready to be called an insufferable, selfish bigot.

Maybe don’t attend a girls school if being called a girl is offensive to you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

Is that like saying teachers must teach all sides of the "debate" regarding the Holocaust. Call people what they want to be called, or else be ready to be called an insufferable, selfish bigot.

Maybe don’t attend a girls school if being called a girl is offensive to you?

Are all issues so black and white to you? The grey areas seems to escape such a facile mind . . .

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

Is that like saying teachers must teach all sides of the "debate" regarding the Holocaust. Call people what they want to be called, or else be ready to be called an insufferable, selfish bigot.

Maybe don’t attend a girls school if being called a girl is offensive to you?

Are all issues so black and white to you? The grey areas seems to escape such a facile mind . . .

This one seems pretty simple actually.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Being polite is allowing all points of view not just the one that’s politically popular at the moment.

Is that like saying teachers must teach all sides of the "debate" regarding the Holocaust. Call people what they want to be called, or else be ready to be called an insufferable, selfish bigot.

Maybe don’t attend a girls school if being called a girl is offensive to you?

Are all issues so black and white to you? The grey areas seems to escape such a facile mind . . .

This one seems pretty simple actually.

The issue is complex, while your understanding of it is not.

[Anonymous]

My daughter knows two girls (sisters) who both do not identify as their biological gender that are both at the same Catholic all girls school. Interesting dynamic considering the family is extremely conservative Catholic. But as far as I know, the school supports them, which is great.

[Anonymous]

The following school highlight the "all girls education" it is a focus point on the website. Maybe it is time to revisit the messaging......

NCS - "Why a Girl's School"
Holton - "The All-Girl Advantage"
StoneRidge - "All Girls. Catholic. Independent."
Visitation - "All Girls Advantage"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The following school highlight the "all girls education" it is a focus point on the website. Maybe it is time to revisit the messaging......

NCS - "Why a Girl's School"
Holton - "The All-Girl Advantage"
StoneRidge - "All Girls. Catholic. Independent."
Visitation - "All Girls Advantage"

Why? Why then even have all girls schools?