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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]White men most certainly can sue if they're discriminated against on the basis of their race or sex.[/quote]

People can sue for anything...  But anti discrimination laws don't apply to them.[/quote]

So some scumbag attorney gets to sit there in court and lie and pretend discrimination isn't discrimination when it clearly is.  Let me guess, you are one such scumbag attorney.[/quote]

Nope, I'm a parent with a child with a disability (and gifted) who knows what laws apply to my child and why.[/quote]

Well then I hope you aren't expecting any support for your child's giftedness because apparent that's beyond the "floor" in the law as posters here seem to want to insist is the only need that be met.  If they don't think meeting G&T needs is "appropriate" for anyone else, what makes you think they will feel it is appropriate for your disabled child?

Or, if you feel your disabled child's G&T needs definitely should be met, then how does it make then sense why a non-disabled's child's G&T needs would NOT be met?[/quote]

We've been very happy with the academics and supports and services for my disabled and gifted child at our charter.  No complaints.  If we felt the school was not meeting his needs, we'll change schools.[/quote]

Oh, charter.  Well, that's entirely different, charters are far more likely to do more than "the floor".  DCPS is where the problem lies.[/quote]

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