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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stacey Langton threatened the school board on Twitter today and got her account suspended.  What a loon![/quote]
The FCPS School Board activists are a threat to our kids every single day by pushing forward their agenda of gender ideology, sexualization, and political activism in spite of the objection from the majority of parents, students, and some school staff.

Stacy Langton’s methods to fight this indoctrination might not be perfect, but they have been effective in that she brought to light things that were hidden; and for that, many parents are grateful and appreciate her advocacy and courage.

Not sure why your chose this specific thread  to mock Mrs. Langton’s, but there is no doubt that Superintendent Reid has bigger challenges ahead of her.[/quote]

I wholly disagree with this bs about “indoctrination.” These are talking points from your ultra right wingnut crowd. “Many parents” are grateful that their transgender kid is being acknowledged and that the board is working to put protections in place for them. This narrative that others’ rights being protected somehow takes away from your rights is downright wrong. I’m sure you also think that gay people being able to get married takes away your rights. Yeah, no. [/quote]

Exactly, they're trying to stir up fear over issues that don't exist and distract from their stance on women's rights or gun control. [/quote]

Are you also referring to women’s rights at sports? Right… the voices advocating for women in this travesty are not coming from people who express themselves the way you do about women.  I mean, if you want to use this thread to talk about topics that concern women, I think that those of us who have girls at FCPS can agree that the most pressing issues relevant to school girls are the unfairness of them no longer be able to aspire to be the best in their category because the concept of women has been erased by the School Board, and most likely, our girls’ right to sex segregated spaces at bathrooms and lockers will no longer exit come this fall.  The majority of parents, regardless of political affiliation or faith, are not happy with this violation of women’s right to privacy and their rights of equality under what used to be Title IX.

We send our daughters (and sons) to FCPS to get an education. We also have an expectation that our girls will have the same opportunities as our boys. Who they choose to marry when they are mature enough is not as pressing of an issue for our K-12. They’ll have plenty of time once they leave FCPS. 
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