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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hot mess. But this part: “ “I’m not saying that some of these students don’t cause problems,” an arms staff member said, of the kids who were frequently disciplined at the school, “but they are the ones who face the most social ills in society. They’re the ones with a single mom working two jobs. They’re taking care of their younger siblings.” Herrington described a divide between families as, on one side, kids who live in spacious single-family homes, and, on the other, kids who live in apartment complexes, many of whom use Section 8 vouchers. “The kids from the apartments—they’re those kids, whether people will say it that way or not,” Herrington said.” Reminds me of the story behind the young woman (now in her early-mid 20s) and her family who are suing FCPS over mishandling her sexual assault allegations that occurred when she was a student. A school administrator told her when she reported being r*ped by a boy that the boy had been through a lot and you shouldn’t ruin his life, or something like that. So we’re definitely still protecting some kids over others. [/quote] This Amherst situation was faaaaaaar from rape. It was a whiny trans kid and their parents being ridiculous and an incompetent (is there any other kind?) DEI administration responding stupidly. Clowns. All of them.[/quote]
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