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Re: Florida school district says trans employees can?t use pronouns, bathrooms that match their gender identity
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Queers are stupid
Aug 8, 2023, 7:50:38 PM8/8/23
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On 06 Feb 2022, Molly Bolt <mollyth...@gmail.com> posted some
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> faggots made their own beds over where to shit. Let them lay in it.
Florida’s Orange County Public Schools sent out a memo Monday that says
its transgender employees and contractors can’t use the pronouns or
bathrooms that match their gender identity, citing state law.
The memo discusses House Bill 1069, which focuses on sex defined as an
“immutable biological trait” at birth based on hormones and genitalia.
Under the law, no one is allowed to be required to use a person’s
“preferred personal title or pronoun,” and students are not to be asked
for their pronouns.
“The bill states that a transgender employee or contractor may not provide
a personal title or pronoun to students which does not correspond the
employee’s or contractor’s biological sex at birth,” the school district’s
memo states.
The second law mentioned in the memo, House Bill 1521, has to do with what
bathroom an individual can use.
Transgender students and employees will have single-stall bathrooms they
can use — or they are allowed to use the bathroom that corresponds to
their assigned sex at birth, according to the memo.
Both transgender employees and students, the district said, would have
disciplinary actions taken against them if they use a bathroom that
corresponds with their gender identity.
Parents are able to sign forms for a teacher to use a nickname for a
student, but an educator can not discuss a child’s pronouns or use a
different name without permission.
The district recommends that teachers concerned with legal ramifications
call on students by last name.
“This would avoid any issues with pronouns or first names which do not
match the biological sex of the child at birth,” the memo advises.
Orange County Public Schools is one of the largest school districts in
Florida and one of Central Florida’s largest employers with more than
25,000 team members, according to its website.
The memo signals the extent of the myriad of controversial changes the
state Legislature has made to its education system, from policies on
sexual orientation and gender identity to how race is taught in schools.
https://thehill.com/homenews/education/4143723-florida-school-district-
says-trans-employees-cant-use-pronouns-bathrooms-that-match-their-gender-
identity/
news:17087340-d0d9-4dde...@googlegroups.com:
> faggots made their own beds over where to shit. Let them lay in it.
Florida’s Orange County Public Schools sent out a memo Monday that says
its transgender employees and contractors can’t use the pronouns or
bathrooms that match their gender identity, citing state law.
The memo discusses House Bill 1069, which focuses on sex defined as an
“immutable biological trait” at birth based on hormones and genitalia.
Under the law, no one is allowed to be required to use a person’s
“preferred personal title or pronoun,” and students are not to be asked
for their pronouns.
“The bill states that a transgender employee or contractor may not provide
a personal title or pronoun to students which does not correspond the
employee’s or contractor’s biological sex at birth,” the school district’s
memo states.
The second law mentioned in the memo, House Bill 1521, has to do with what
bathroom an individual can use.
Transgender students and employees will have single-stall bathrooms they
can use — or they are allowed to use the bathroom that corresponds to
their assigned sex at birth, according to the memo.
Both transgender employees and students, the district said, would have
disciplinary actions taken against them if they use a bathroom that
corresponds with their gender identity.
Parents are able to sign forms for a teacher to use a nickname for a
student, but an educator can not discuss a child’s pronouns or use a
different name without permission.
The district recommends that teachers concerned with legal ramifications
call on students by last name.
“This would avoid any issues with pronouns or first names which do not
match the biological sex of the child at birth,” the memo advises.
Orange County Public Schools is one of the largest school districts in
Florida and one of Central Florida’s largest employers with more than
25,000 team members, according to its website.
The memo signals the extent of the myriad of controversial changes the
state Legislature has made to its education system, from policies on
sexual orientation and gender identity to how race is taught in schools.
https://thehill.com/homenews/education/4143723-florida-school-district-
says-trans-employees-cant-use-pronouns-bathrooms-that-match-their-gender-
identity/
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