FCPS Petition to School Board to respect all student rights

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Google some of these nuts signing this petition. Long history of outspoken homophobia, refusal to let their kids face reality, and worse, some appear to be employed by the school system.

Can FCPS employees do that? Make hateful comments about FCPS students under their own names on a public forum?

I don't know. I suppose if their comments aren't inflammatory, maybe?

Links to these comments, please. I'd be happy to go to a School Board meeting and read some of them out loud.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Google some of these nuts signing this petition. Long history of outspoken homophobia, refusal to let their kids face reality, and worse, some appear to be employed by the school system.

Can FCPS employees do that? Make hateful comments about FCPS students under their own names on a public forum?

I don't know. I suppose if their comments aren't inflammatory, maybe?

Links to these comments, please. I'd be happy to go to a School Board meeting and read some of them out loud.

They're all listed under the petition. Instead of hitting "sign" scroll down to where it says "supporters." All kinds of gems out there. Many who aren't even local.

[Anonymous]

You can sign the petition without your name being shown on the net.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can sign the petition without your name being shown on the net.

Obviously some people are happy to associate themselves with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can sign the petition without your name being shown on the net.

Are you ashamed of your beliefs? Trying to hide them from people? If you are a bigot, be loud and proud of it (so I know where my kids are not allowed to play).

[Anonymous]

I am thinking we need a petition in support of the county policies. But the real thing is we need to vote in school board elections.

[Anonymous]

This is like starting a petition that "All Lives Matter."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is like starting a petition that "All Lives Matter."

#BigotFeelingsMatter?

[Anonymous]

But at the point this petition is presented to the school board, it becomes subject to FOIA, right? So cowards who sign anonymously will eventually have their names made public? I wonder if there is a way to break it down by school ir zip?

[Anonymous]

The people leaving their names seek to overlap with the pearl clutchers who speak at these meetings so I guess they aren't embarassed to be bigots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

What right do you think is infringed upon? Your right to be transphobic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The people leaving their names seek to overlap with the pearl clutchers who speak at these meetings so I guess they aren't embarassed to be bigots.

They really should be ashamed, as some of their fellow sympathizers in bashing LGBT students are on other websites threatening School Board members with physical violence. Thought they might like to know that when they put their names on these petitions they are associating with criminal thugs. I'll be checking to see which ones are arrested first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another petition where religious "rights" trump basic human rights and decency?

Pass.

If anyone knows of a counter petition, though, point me in that direction!

As written, the policy only protects the rights of the transgendered.

Where is the protection for the rights of the rest of us?

I bet you are one of those people who argue that white people are discriminated against.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ummm... This is a federal requirement. FCPS doesn't follow the law, they lose a ton of $$-- Title I & IDEA funds come to mind. But that's just the start. So: serious question before I sign. What is the plan to make this money up after FCPS gives the federal government the middle finger?

Ummm... no it's not. Parts of the admin are using a new definition of sex to make this point, but pointedly deny this definition can be used for Title IX. The courts will ultimately decide the definition of sex, and it will have to be consistent for Title I and IX, probably no one will be happy. If gender is fluid and not biological, then woman's sports are in for a major change.

Ummmm... Yes it is. Or are you the idiot who starts petitions (with bad grammar) and doesn't both to learn the facts:

http://www.transequality.org/know-your-rights/schools

Umm, no it's not. Get ready to lose in court big time. The Education Department's "interpretation" of the law has all the force of toilet paper.